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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
BY CROSBY S. MOVES
Star STAT Writer

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Aug. 1.-THE depressing COM
bination of cynicism and pes
simism which often attaches it
self to full-dress diplomatic ex-
ercises sets the tone for the
opening of the debate in the
General Assembly here on
Wednesday.
Perhaps never since the war
has the United States be-
come involved in a show where
the producers gave less outward
indication of confidence. From
the advance publicity, one gets
the impression that if the audi
ence is not actually throwing
rotten eggs by the time the
curtain falls. it will be hailed
as something Of a triumph.
Partly. of course, this is thu
result of normal, preconfer'
ence filters, the same >symp.
toms, though less severe, wert
apparent before the opening o.
the Berlin Conference of For.
eign Ministers in 1854 and thu
Summit Conference at Genevs
the following year. Even wher
the West goes into these affair
with the best advantage in ma
terial and talent. it is apt % q
reluctantly and with misgiving
West Advantage Slipping
This time, however, their
seems to be other reasons TO
worry. The forthcoming meet.
ing of the United Nations tt
debate the problems of the Mid.
die East was not the result o.
a deliberate choice by the West
ern powers. In their minds i
was rather an escape route
line of retreat from a summit
conference which some Wet
ern leaders, notably Secretar!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Mrs. Meir in London
For TuIks on Mideust

LONDON, Aug. IL CAP .-Is-
raeli Foreign Minister Coda
Melr arrived in London today
for talks about the Middle. East
with British Foreign Secretary
Selwyn Lloyd. Mr.. Lloyd met
her at the airport.
One of the main topics for
discussion between Mr.. Lloyd
and Mrs. Meir is expected to
be Israel's renewed ban on the
airlift over Israeli territory to
supply British troops in Jor-
dan. Because Of the ban, sup
plies have TO be sent by sea by
way Of the Gulf Of Aqaba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
IncOncIusive
Ray|aineCase
Report Filed
No Evidence Found
Thut Adams Sought
To Sway Bourd
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star stan Writer

The Scotch verdict" Of q
House subcommittee investi-
eating the Pentagon's refund OF
$40, 1892 to Raylaine Worsteds,
Inc, caused wrangling and won
der today over the role played
by Sherman Adams.
The unanimous but incon-
elusive report neither formally
criticized nor expressly cleared
President Eisenhower's top as
sistant for sending the Penta-
gon several letters from the
Manchester IN. H. textile
company. The letters asked
prompt favorable action on it:
refund request.
In a 'let the facts speak
for-themSelves" move, the
House Armed Services Subcom-
mittee issued a 300-word re-
port yesterday to accompany
535 pages of printed testimony
taken at closed hearings. Tit
transcript was in lieu of public
hearings the subcommittee de-
cided not to hold. Mr.. Adam!
turned down an invitation to
testify at the executive ses-
sions and explain his handling
Of the Raylaine inquiries.
No Intent Shown
while these inquiries at
tracted the attention Of some
members of the Armed Services
Board of Contract Appeal:
there was no evidence pre-
sented to the subcommittee
which indicated an intent by
Mr.. Adams or any member OF
Congress to influence the
board" the report stated.
But Subcommittee Chairman
Hebert, Democrat Of Louisiana
and several others among the
six Democrats and five Repub.
licans on the subcommittee
made clear in separate com.
ments today that they helC
highly differing personal views
Board Action Speeded
Some said they are convinced
the mere tranSmittal of such
requests by Mr.. Adams causeC
a speed up in board actor
which resulted last November
in reconsideration and reversa
of an almost l5-year-old pen
atty against the company.
1t was Mr.. Hebert who de
scribed the subcommittee's re
port as a Scotch verdict-no
proven" Webster's New Inter
national Dictionary define
Scotch Verdict" this way: II
verdict of not proven such a
is allowed in some cases b,
Scotch criminal law instead o
a verdict of not guilty. Hence
an inconclusive or ambiguou
pronouncement."
The report did not conclud
there was or was not an lin
tent" on the part of Mr.. Adam
to act improperly-or even i'm
prudently-in what Mr.. Adam
defended as routine referrals o
requests for information.
1T is very unfortunate" MI
Hebert said, that Mr.. Adam
did not avail himself of hi
right to testify. Only he coulI
clear up the question whethe
this matter was handled rou
timely. We don't know from tn
hearings whether this matte
was handled in a way othe
than the way he handles othe
matters. We cannot pass judg
ment on the intent of MI
Continued On Page "A, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
DRESSER NOVEL
WORTH $3.50

SISTER CARRIE" the first novel
by one Of the giants Of Ameneon
fiction, Theodore Dresser, is still
sought by collectors With q first
edition worth up 10 $3.50. the column
Gold in Your Attic points out on
the Feature Pace BIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

II you are looking for en-
ployment or are DESTROYS Of
making q change in posi-
ton, be sure to check the
Help Wanted columns of
the big Star Classified. The
chances are good you'll find
tust the spot you've been
looking for.
Always check Star CLASH
fled first for the widest
variety Of employment
opportunities Washing
tons preferred classified
medium by more than 2 TO
/ according to an American
Research Bureau survey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Five Killed and 25Hurt
In Heod-on 7 rain Crash
Missed Signal Blamed for Wreck
IS Miles From New York City

sTERLNGToN, N. Y, Aug. II (AP).-Five persons were
killed and at least rs injured today when two Erie Railroad
passenger trains crashed headon the result of missed
signal.
Two of the victims passengers man and woman.
Their bodies cut from the weckage of the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
HouseGroup
ReportHit
ByG.O.P.
By the Associated Press

"A Democratic controlled
House committee said today
the United States lost several
years in missile research be-
cause Of money cuts by the
Eisenhower administration.
Republicans on the Govern
ment Operations Committee in
turn accused the Democratic
majority Of "carelessly playing
politics with national defense
and spending public funds for
an investigation promoting
what they called Democratic
political propaganda"
The @. o. P. members said
the Democrats hit right at
President Eisenhower and his
former Secretary of Defense,
Charles E. Wilson.
The conflicting views were in
a report on an inquiry into De-
Tense Department research and
development efforts. The in
quiry was begun after Russia
beat the United States in
launching the first earth satel-
lite last fall.
% Recommendations
The reports % recommended
tons called for;
/. Cutting down on red tape
it said was holding up research
projects.
2. A steady course instead Of
stop-and-go efforts.
8. Pushing competitive en-
deavors at early stages rather
than banking on single line Of
research.
4. Use by Secretary of De-
Tense McElroy of wider powers
under the new reorganization
law to streamline research
efforts.
S. A study TO be made by
non-government management
consultants.
Total United States research
and development in this era Of
fast-advancing technology was
figured at $40 billion in 1857,
with the government putting
up half the money.
Decline in 1947 Dollars Seen
Despite a "a per cent rise in
costs of research for new
weapons between 1853 when
Mr.. Eisenhower took over and
installed Mr.. Wilson, and 1858,
the majority report said actual
spending for research and
development went down in
terms of 1947-49 dollars.
1t said the total was down
30 per cent from 1852 to 1855
and down 22,7 per cent from
1852 to 1858.
The missile program was
listed as cut back 1927 per cent
from 1853 to 1855. Although
by 1858 missile research was
back to "a per cent above the
1852 rate, the Democrats said.
Several years had been lost
catching up with the program
the new administration had
cut so drastically for fiscal
years 1854. 1855 and 1856"
The Republicans succeeded
in getting the Democrats to
knock out of the report a state
ment saying Mr.. Eisenhower
and Mr.. Wilson we're seriously
deficient in securing the mill
tary research and development
our security requires"
But the G. o. P. members,
led by Representative Hoffman
michigan, complained that
the Democratic majority under
Committee Chairman Dawson
(Illinois). made what amounted
to the same accusation in other
See RESEARCH, Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Guide for Readers

AmusemeniS B-S Editorial A-l0
Business ond Feature Poos BIS
Finance A IS. 10 Lost, Found A-3
Classified 30 "a Obituary All
Comics BIZ - Sports A-lS-l7
Crossword Bl5 ~ Rodio BIS
Editorial Womon's
Articles All Section B.4.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Police
Urged foAir
Juvenile Issue
Confusion on How
To HundIe Youths
Cited by Murray
BY ANDREW w. BINGHAM
star stan Writer

~ AAN169W we DAANohhhm
star stan Writer
Washington Police Chief Rob-
srt v. Murray today urged q
conference between police ON
cials and Juvenile Court Judge
Orm W. Ketcham to end the
current dispute over the proper
handling Of juveniles.
sour men are in a state Of
confusion over court proce-
dures," he said. II realize the
Judge has q tremendous work.
load-really too much for one
man-but I think we should
have a conference with him in
the near future"
Judge Ketcham joined the
chief in expressing hope for an
early settlement Of the dispute.
The matter came to a head
yesterday when Capt. John F.
Ryan, chief Of the juvenile bu-
reau, declared publicly that the
court has become an arena for
battling out law school tech
nicalities."
The captain said that, II the
present trend continues, juve-
niles should be handled In the
adult District Court. I'VE know
how to operate there" he said
Not Criminal Court
Chief Murray noted that Ju-
venile Court is not a criminal
court. Oficials in the Youth
Aid Division, of which the Ju-
venile Bureau is the largest
branch, do not know any more.
however. what relationship Ju-
venile court proceedings should
have to regular adult court pro-
ceedings, he said.
He expressed hope that Con-
gressional authorization Of
second Juvenile court Judge at
this session would provide more
time for discussing and solving
the problem.
Judge Ketcham said he and
his staff have been working
for six months to work out
suitable legal procedures
which adequately protect the
child's rights but avoid excess
sively technical issues"
Not Yet Finished
The job is not yet finished,
he said. When 1t is. he will pre-
sent it to the Police Depart
ment for discussion and, hope
fully, agreement.
Both Judge Ketcham and
police of1cials agree that the
purpose of the Juvenile Court
is to rehabilitate. and not to
punish youthful offenders. The
law establishing the court, how
ever, is vague concerning what
legal procedures should be fol-
lowed.
The police base their position
on the part of the law that
states juveniles should not be
considered criminals. They rea-
son that the courts role, con-
sequently, is to find out whether
or not the child is involved in
an illegal act, and then to pre-
scribe the proper treatment,
without going into legal or
technical details.
Certain Legal Rights
Judge Ketcham, however
feels that Congress chose a
court Of law, rather than an
administrative or social agency
to deal with juveniles because
1t was felt that children, like
adults. have certain legal
rights"
Capt. Ryan, who spoke yes
terday on the WTOP television
See KETCHAM, Page Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
THE WEATHER; :. ~ ~. .:'; q,

Cloudy with q few showers this after
noon and tonight. low 10, Cloudy. high in
the mid-e0s tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

SILVER SPRING
Gil Forest Glen I'D.
Modern detached 2-story brick home
only = years old; spacious rooms
including large den or bedroom
and =. bath on first fl6or. GARAGE
Basement, storm windows. Some
trees. Vacant, Just reduced.
Directions: out Colesuille Rd 10
$500 block ColeSville Rd. left on
Forest Glen Rd. See Mr.. Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Point on Buthtub?

When redecorating your
bathroom. paint sometimes
spills on the bathtub. lavatory
or toilet. But it can be removed
without damaging the fixture.
says the Plumbing Fixture
Manufacturers Association.
Use a sharp razor blade.
Slant the blade to a plane al
most even with the fixture.
Then run it along the surface.
The paint will chip of easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
BETHESDA
First Presentation
S2O8 MopIe Ridoe Rood

See this ehorming williamsburg Co.
loniol eloss-in on decd end street.
Only J Ysors old qnd in excellent
condition. Jorge bedrooms. Va
boihs, modern kitchen with eating
spoee ore but few Of The lectures.
S7l.s5o. Ewes. Mr.. Rice. oil. 6-7573.
Directions. Out Old GeoypetoUn Rd.
dppr0r. I mile past Bank OF Be-
MesdG TO Maple Ridge. right 10
SsOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

This attractive 3-bedroom rambler Of
fers generous 1900 square feet OF
well-designed living area, gives you
more square feet Of living space for
'ong, 1t is also available in 4S and So
loot models
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
EDGEM00R AREA
INN HI..I IL

Find more Immaculate and desirobls
home for $1,000 in this excellent
eloss-in orso only block from stores
and transportation. , bedrooms. full
bosement fireplace. huge screened
porch. See 'odayl Ewes. Mr.. Clifford,
oil. 2.4s3l.
Directions out Wisconsin Are 10
Bradley Bird, LETT 5 blocks 10 Fdir-
tar Rd.. rioht block TO Clarendon
and RIGHT 10 home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
BELTSVILLE
Montgomery Estates
SlB.SOO-FHA

II you are looking for . new-auAlity
brick-and-stone rambler, ltvinl
room with fireplace, separate din
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. baths. earport and approximately
1a-acre lot, then see this home.
Directions: Out Baltimore Hwy. to
neu City Service Gas Station, left
on Montgomery Rd. to Montgomery
Fstdfes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
ROSEMARY SCHOOL
Chevy Chose, Nd.
1911 Woodbine Street

A modsFniIed 4-bsdroom Colonial
ihoi is een,rolly dir conditioned and
priced right 10 sell iodoyl Coroae,
huge screened porch and wooded
lot ore few OF the fine features.
Ewes. M. Collier. oil. 2.ol92.
Directions. Out Conn. Ave. past
ChFry Chase Circle approx. mile
to West Woodbins St. left to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5:3O
SILVER SPRING
$500 Weller Rid.

Exceptionally well-built brick RAM
bier only 4 years old and tip-t0p
condition on lovely Anchor fenced
corner lot. Living room, 3 fine
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street parking. Only one block to
schools; Bus stop at eornes' Al
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Directions: Straight out Georgia
Are. to Weller Rd., left to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
SIe NOrfhwNSf Dr.

Unusually good value in . 1-year-
old brick -and-st0ne rambler. Con-
ditiOn like new. True eenter-hau
plan. Extra large living room with
picture window, separate dining
room. Spacious dream kitchen. 3
ment ideal for recreation purposes.
BreeEeway ana garage. Price lust
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Directions: Out New Hampshire
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
REMODELING COMPLETED

This recently remodeled Hechinger store has
been opened at 1855 Wisconsin aveune N. w.
The work was supervised by Frank VOLTS
heimer, an engineer on the Hechinger staff.
The architect was Robert S. Mcmillan of the
Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Dionu Barrymore Fuming
Over Lurid Film Biography

more, she charges similarly
misleading radio campaigns
are under way in all key
cities with the sexy voice Of
a woman delivering the same
message.
They've just laid it on
with too thick g brush, that's
ALL" shrills Diana, whose
stark revelations about the
entire Barrymore family not
only stunned the kinfolk but
shocked several identified
Hollywood personalities into
scrambling for cover.
Among others was John
Howard mot the actor who
became Diana's second -hus-
band and is painted as a
gent who refused to work on
the grounds 1t might impair
his tennis-playing muscles.
He also was fond Of driving
tennis balls at Diana's face.
the film indicates.
Most of the Barrymore
clan have continued to re-
main mum about the book
and movie, especially Queen
Ethel, who long before the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Once again all is unhappi-
ness concerning release of q
bio-pic based on the up-and-
down life Of q show-business
star. TOO Much. Too Soon"
is gathering no bouquets
from the critics and mean
while Diana Barrymore, who
sold her sordid best-seller
confessions to Warner Bros,
is mad enough to threaten
suit over the manner in
which she is portrayed in the
film.
Diana is tuning, too. at
what she terms a "'lewd and
misleading" advertising CAM
paign now squirting interest
in the picture all over the
Nation. She has demanded
that Warmers withdraw inn
mediately what appears to
be the key come-on ad in
the films press book---a sexy
photo of Dorothy Malone,
who plays Diana, carrying
the huge-lettered inscription,
Always a man almost
any man will dol" Further
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

story came out had cut Diana
of her contracting list. A
bitterly explosive exception.
however. is Diana's half
brother, John Barrymore, jr..
who has refused even to read
the book, much less look in
on the movie.
Dad died when I was quite
young" said John. but I
have only the kindest mem
cries Of him. He was no angel,
but few men are. and !
resent anybody--especially
those in his family-cashing
in so sordidly on his name.
The best thing ever written
about Dad was Gene Fow-
ler's Good Night. Sweet
Prince!' 1t didn't white
wash or spare him in any
way but at least it was fair"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
A Perfectionist,
He Cont See V

HOLLYWOOD R.-Wen-
dell Corey. a success in his
television series. prefers NOV
iernaking.
"I'm just too much Of a
perfectionist." he says. "Tele-
vision can't afford to strive
for perfection, while the NOV
les can"
OF his TV series, "Harbor
Command" the blunt Corey
says:
Personally, I can't see it,
but the public apparently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

can. At least the sponsors
are happy.
II think Barry Sullivan's
show is better than mine.
Yet we have the better rat
ings."
Sullivan has a similar nau-
tical-type TV series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

twosof the dancers of the Civic Ballet Society
of Washington, which will present a program
at the Watergate on Wednesday at $50 pm.
An orchestra conducted by Frederick Fall
will accompany the program being done in
cooperation with the d. c. Recreation De-
partment In case of rain Wednesday night
the evening of ballet will be offered on
Thursday.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

edan polomjen fire hydrant pregedao er ga e
radnik Tony Mavroc otkopao upavtejem dosao do
kjuka da javmo nase Insurance. jer ia mism da e to
caj kojeg bi oni trebali pat.
Brat Tomo Sipusic predsjednik Odbora e s dan
kad pregedava nventar rekao mi teeonsk je
druge odbornke pogedu znamvanja jedan do kuce
broJ ured Cook County frm koja bavi kopanem u
nea er da maju pokra naseg zemsa ko da &c
jat do dvije godne Nakon sasluSao MEGA upravea
sozo da opunomoc upravea da uni potrebni
ugovor ovim poduzecem Brat sipusc e sto veme
saopcio sesr Ozbot koa je takoder nalazla D. D.
posu On mi eefons rekao buduc presna stvar
buduc je on brat tajnk opunomocen Odboru dr
da korisno D. D. HBZ telefonsk otvoro zvarednu
sjednicu, koom da rijesi pan Naon nekoko mnuta
peko telefona je sdncu zatvoro nastav
pregledavanje inventara.
Prema zakjucku sednice upao kod nekoiko rrni
prodaju automobile suglasu zakjucka Gl Odbora da
kupi Station Wagon kola D. D. djece do skoe
do crkve kao do nas vazh odsen prredaba gde djeca
lmau prliku da uponavaju H. B. a. njenm deovanje
pa sam dobio nekolko ponuda koje kako slijedi:
Ford 1857, sjedaa il tvornce (Fordomatic drive
turn signals heater potrbito radio neuzmlje
mjenu mas starr 1852 godine) $2675.00.
Chevrolet 1857 nov, sjedaa MENU automacno,
izuzev radio $175000 mas start zamjenu.
Chevrolet 1858 nov sjedala, MENU automaticno
mas zamenu $215000 Poslao jos jednog rgovca cd
podno kakove cijene ill nije &c jav
e vro zao da Bocna zabava D. D. pala kada nas
odsjec maine ve bro m odrzavau svoe godsne sjednice
uedno zabave djecu. Ovo odnos moi odsjek, er
s dan made godsnu sdncu zabavu djecu mog poadka
nemoguce je b prisuan isto vjeme diva mjesa zelm
vam svima sretan Bozic i bercetnu Novu Godinu
Josip saban, clan odbora D. D.
Poso je ovme iscrpen dnevn red predsjednk spusc
zakucuje sencu pozdravom da M Hrvatska Bratska
jednica, njezno cantvo De Dom urice sljedecu "a
januara 1858.
50 Frank Krasich, tanik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

duh vjerske slobode izdrzati
cak i pod komunistickim jar
mom."
Cevasco nadalje kaze da je
Mestroviceva "Pirta", nazva-
ma najvecim djelom religioz-
ne sculpture nakon Michel
angela. Raspravljajuci opsir-
no o Mestrovicevoj UNI e t.
nosti on izmedju ostalog ka-
ze:
pod tradicionalnim utje-
cajima, on je s t a In o trazio
nacin da izrazi vjerske istine
ma nacin koji odgovara ma
sem vremenu. I kao svak a
velika umjetnost, njegova Sc
ne moze .klasificirati. Samo-
svjestno, ma n acin Michel
angela, mnogo toga je u gre
ko-rimskoj tradiciji. U drugu
ruku mnogi cd njegovih O.
gromnih drvoreza imaju svoj
izvor IL narodnoj umjetnosti
Istocne E vrope. Umjetnost
Egipta, Asirije baroka tako-
djer sc stopila i ponovno O.
kusala u njegovom individu-
alnom izrazu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

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