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Latin Beochheod Effort
Seen in Castro Revolt

disregard of our great religious
and historical heritages.
"Only by understanding COM
munism," he said, "can we rid
ourselves of the disease of COM
placency that eats away at
our fortitude and determine
ton to remain free"
Officers Nominated
During its business session
the department nominated DR.
Harry S. Sembekos, a Washing
ton dentist, for the 1890
commander post.
Also nominated, for vice COM
manders, were Nicholas R. Bel
trante, Fred H. Livingstone,
Joseph G.. Weeda, William A
Barnes, John C. HargraveS
Theodore A. Baum and Will
liam Y. Hill.
Outgoing department COM
mander George A. Lawrey will
preside over the elections at to-
nights session in the Shore
ham.
A controversial resolution or
the proposed Gen. Pershing
Memorial will be brought be-
fore the department before the
elections.
The three-day convention
closes tonight with the inaugu.
raj ball at 10 o'clock in thu
Terrace Ballroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Nike-Asp Rocket
Fired $50 Miles

POINT ARGUELLO, Calf,
July IS (AP). = A Nike-ASp
rocket shot $50 miles high yes
terday, carrying instruments to
sample solar flare radiation, 1t
was the first successful firing
in three tries.
The two-Stage rocket carried
so pounds of radiation testing
devices and a radio transmitter
to relay data to receivers at the
launching site.
DR.. Talbot Chubb, director of
the project, said both stages
ignited and the payload reached
an altitude of $50 miles. Two
earlier launchings, on July IA
and July II, failed because Of
malfunction of the second stage.
The missile was the third OF
IL to be fired to determine If
there is any increase of radia-
ton in the upper atmosphere
after solar flares. These nat
ural explosions on the suns
surface disrupt communica-
lions on earth and may be
hazardous to men in future
space craft.
There were no solar flares
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Music Teacher
jailed in Theft of
Pupils Accordion

Anthony ]. Bucci, 40, a music
teacher, who stole an accordion
from one of his students, yes
terday was sentenced to serve
from four to 10 months for
grand larceny.
The sentence was imposed
by Federal Judge Charles F.
Mclaughlin, who told Bucci he
should have more respect for
the instrument you've devoted
your life to and not have used
it as an fundamentally Of
crime"
Bucci was charged with TAX
ing the accordion from the
home of Navy Comdr. Frances
co M. Barbero, whose son he
had been instructing, osten-
sibly to have it cleaned. The
instrument later showed up In
a Philadelphia pawn shop. The
Barberos live in the 300 block
of Otley drive, Alexandria.
In another case, Federal
Judge James w. Morris SEN
fenced John T. Hill of the 600
block Eastern avenue NE. tt
serve from one to three years
on charges Stemming from 6
fight with a first precinct de-
tective.
Hill had been accused Of
hitting the officer, Jack L
AGREE, with the latter'S own
pistol, following a traffic dis
pute last June /.
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as D. Quinn, jr., makes it clear
that a convicted felon can't
possess a pistol-unloaded, in
operative or otherwise.
Mr.. Swartz' lawyer said the
pistol, in order to qualify as
a fireman, must be capable OF
discharging. He asked that the
charges be dropped.
Mr.. Swartz said he bought
the gun for 50 from a stumble
bum"
Judge Andrew J. Howard
said he was confused.
The statute simply says it's
unlawful for an ex-convict to
possess a "pistol"-not a dan
gerous pistol" or one with all
parts in working order. But
the District Code describes a
pistol as a "firearm" and Web
Ster'S says a firearm is ANY
weapon which is discharged by
an explosive"
Judge Howard ordered Mr.
SwartZ held in $500 bond and
his case continued to August 4.
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OTHER N
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WTOP (9-Reckoning
(repeat): THE Vengeance"
Sal Mineo. Young man is
bounded by detective who
holds him responsible for
the Gripping of his son in
a street fight.
900. WRC (4)-Black Saddle
(repeat): Culhane runs into
a famed general who the
world thinks is dead.
1880, WTTG ~ - Playhouse
Five: French Line" Jane
Russell. MillionaireSS travels
to Paris posing as a model
(1954.
1890, WTOP (9)-Ten-Th
Theater: Task Force.
Gary Cooper. Story OF
naval aviation and how a
handful of men made it a
reality l949).
lice, WMAL (7) - Saturday
Night Movie: High Ten
SION" Brian Donlevy. Story
of a trouble shooter for ar
undersea cable company
1896.
ILLS, WRC (4-Feature Fes-
tival: Solitary Child" Phil
lip Friend. Well-knoWr
model married a man who
recently was acquitted Of
the murder of his first wife
1850 am, WTOP (9-Shock
The Mad Doctor OF Mar
ket Street." Una Merkel
Lunatic doctor becomes q
godlike prince to a tribe OF
South Sea natives (l942).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

600, WASH-FM (97.l Me-
Saturday Symphony: Har-
old in Italy by Berlioz and
Sonata No. 8 in C Minor by
Beethoven.
1900, WMAL-FM Q07.3 Me-
Music of the goth Cen
tury: Concerto for Strings
Orchestra, Opus II by
Rosa.
sos, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc
and 1925 Me- - Amphl-
theater: The Messiah by
Handel complete.
900, VOL AM-FM Q450 Kc
and 9S,7 Mcleod Music
Time: Symphony No. 3 by
Ives and Cello Concerto by
Walton.
1890, WNIAL-FM (107.3 Me-
-Nocturne: Carnival by
Schumann-Glazoun
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AUTOGRAPH
SIGNED BY HOPE
IS BLANK CHECK

LONDON (AP). Bob
Hope sleepily signed a
blank check held out by
an autograph seeker as he
waited for a plane to Brus-
sells today.
THE guy dashed off with
the check, calling back that
he wanted to have some
fun with his friends" the
American comedian told a
reporter at London Air
port. Il hope he doesn't
have too much fun.
However, I didn't use
my bank signature, and if
the check should be pre-
sented, my bank wouldn't
honor it hope"
Hope was en- route to the
Belgian capital to keep a
golfing date with King
Baudouin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

ROME (NANA)- Anita Elk
berg has returned Walter
CHAR TO Ava Gardner and
Walters mother, who went to
the trouble Of telling the press
that she preferred Anita to
Ava. Anita is now playing the
Roman field with special en-
phasis on Italian actor Franco
Silva, in his late 3Os, very good
looking OF course, and separat-
ed from his wife. -. The BEAU
tiful Ekberg creates more fu-
rore in Italy even than Gina
LOllObrigida or Sophia Loren.
When Victor Mature arrived
to star in his Hannibal" pic
ture, he pushed out Madeleine
Flo Rita from her plush suite
at the Hotel Excelsior. 1t was
booked for Victor and the Ma
ture motto is-"What ! have
hold"-in every translation OF
the sentence. :. Film produc-
ton is booming in the Eternal
City. "Jovanka" star, Van
Heflin, is here looking for a
house for when his wife and
children arrive. Gina LOl-
lobrigida, who bowed out of
the "Jovanka" movie, is in her
magnificent home on the APP
plan Way.
X 4 *
John Barrymore, jr., is max
ing his first film in Italy, THE
Cossack," with Edmund Pur-
dom, French actor Pierre Brice,
and Italy's Georgia Mol, who
was discovered by Joe Man
kiewicZ for The Quiet Ameri-
can" Robert Aida flew into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Man jailed
As Abductor
OF Girl, ID

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.,
July rs (AP).-Ernest T. Cor
rao, the runaway milkman, was
in Jail today and Barbara Plais-
ted, the 14-year-old girl he is
accused Of abducting, was home
with her parents.
1t was the first time in seven
months the two have been sep
arated.
Holding hands, they stepped
off a plane from Texas at Idle
wild Airport in New York yes
terday and were brought here
under police guard.
Mr.. Corrao, 80, skipped of
last January. leaving behind a
wife and three children in
nearby Old Bridge. Police said
Barbara told them she had
begged to go with him. Il loved
him too much to let him go"
they quoted her as saying.
Since then, the couple had
lived in Anahuac, Tex. where
Mr.. Corrao clerked in a super
market. Police caught up with
them there after becoming sus-
piciouS of the 1857 New Jersey
plates on Mr.. Corrao's car.
Two Middlesex County de-
tectiveS accompanied the two
back from Texas. Mr.. Corrao
went straight to the county
jail here in lieu of $4,000 bail.
He is being held on two charges
abduction, and desertion and
nonsupport of his family.
Barbara went first to the
county juvenile detention home,
charged with incorrigibility.
Her father, Allen Plaisted, 43,
put up $500 bail and took her
home. She is due later for a
physical examination at a hos
pital.
Il made a big mistake and
for that I am being punished, !"
Mr.. Corrao said. I'VE both
made a mistake"
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scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered a guide to uieioers.
Dick Clark SbOw-Dick has Will Jordan on for his ED
Sullivan ake-off Of bye Bye Love" and weird bit OF
nonsense with a mummy and medieval castle
Annette Funiceo sings Lonely Guitar" Sonewa jack
son takes Waterloo" Eddie NAT King Coles broher)
and Betty try their hand at Sweet Someone and there's
from Ca:i Mann and the Falcons to please Clark
fans. 73O pm, WMAL-7.
Perry PresentsTony Bennett guest Peggy King sing
Love Here Stay" for Mr. and Mrs Perry Comos 26h
anniversary July 81. Also the Four Lads take leave
of the show with more We Cannot Wish You, and the
whole cast tests your memory with cute vaudeville
medley and the weekly birthday song. COLOR pm
WRCA.
Wanted-Dead or Alve-(Repeat Bounty hunter Randall
Seve MCQUEEN turns to politics and helps pal run
for mayor Naturally murder raises its ugly head and
Randall is the accused for change Wayne Morris, John
volved $3.50 pmp WToP-9.
Have Gum Will TraveI-(Repea Paladin falls in love and
there's no shy shalyng around here It's the tale OF
the lady doctor June Lockhar who's treating small
pox outbreak When reluctant coWpoke taxes mana 70
the doctor Paadn, showing proof OF his regard almost
breaks the man in two big occasion and lively snow
$50 pm, WTOP-9
DAs Man-The Pushers" RepeaO Shannons on the TRACK
of some dope pusherS and his investigation brings him IN
touch with couple of odd musical characters, plus
pretty girl The girls need explanation but unless you
have dictionary of flip 1--WE talk you're likely TO be a.
confused (but amuSed) as we were. 1890 pm, WRC-4
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1905, WOL-Hawaii Calling:
Milton @. Ford, vacationing
in Hawaii will conduct in
terviews from Honolulu.
1905, WWDC-Report to the
People: Commissioner David
Karrick will be interviewed
1905, WTOP - Invitation tc
Learning: Nikolai Gogol'S
1.-The Overcoat" will be dis
cuSsed by Leon Stilman.
1890, WTOP-Capitol Cloak
room: Senator j. William
Fulbright. Democrat of Ar
kansas, will be interviewed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

Memorial Library in neighbor-
ing independence, Mo. They
were to discuss Democratic
presidential prospects.
Gov. Long is occupying the
presidential suite at the
Muehlebach, which Mr.. Truman
often made his headquarters.
The Louisiana Governor
winding up a hectic vacation
of travel through the West
flew here from Denver aboard
a Continental prophet air.
liner. On the plane he kiddec
frequently with the steward
esses. An aide, 1t. Russell.
Willie of the Louisiana State
Police, passed out cards with
the Governors picture and
printed signature to the pas
sengerS.
About 300 persons were at
the airport to watch the ar
rival of Gov. Long.
In a plane-side television
interview Gov. Long said he
favored Senator Stuart Sy-
mington of Missouri for the
Democratic presidential nomi-
nation. He said he thought the
ticket of Symington and Sen
ator John Kennedy of Massa-
chusetts would sweep the coun-
try in the fashion of tickets
headed by the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Gov. Long also expressed
admiration for Mr.. Truman''
"frankness and simplicity" anc
added that these virtues shave
always been my policy"
The Governor said he las
saw Mr.. Truman at the 1885,
Democratic convention.
Gov. Long indicated he would
stay in Kansas City until to-
morrow and then fly back tc
Louisiana, but his plans have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
LATEST W
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue Magazine with
Sundays Star. Following is
supplementary information
on toGay's programs re-
ceived after TeleVue went
to press.
4:3O, WRC 4-King-
dom of the Sea: Tonight's
episode is not in color.
900, WTOP (9)-Bren-
ner: The Buff" replaces
the originally scheduled
episode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
HOLLYWO
Anito Plays Roman Field
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

I Rome with his wife and son,
and looking at his passport
over his shoulder at the air.
port I saw that Bob's name is
DAbruzzi.
On the same plane, Linda
Christian, who worked with
Bob in The Naked Goddess"
in Hollywood. No one to meet
Linda at the airport, but later
| in the bar at the Excelsior, she
was with the aforementioned
Monsieur Brice although ex-
pecting a handsome gentleman
from South American
Il
Roberto ROsSellini, whose
documents on India haven't
done too well, is trying for a
comeback at Cinecitta in a fea-
ture film, lie Generate Della
Revere" with old friend Wit
tOriO de Sica. Rossellini's In
dian girl friend. Sonali, is here
with him but not working in
! his film. Roberto almost ruined
Ingrid Bergman's career. He
doesn't want to repeat the mis-
take.
Valarie Pascal, widow of film
producer Gabriel Pascal, is
honeymooning in Italy with
publisher, George DelacOrte.
Valerie's book, mostly about
Pascal, is titled, ~ O'Clock,
Place Vendome"-it's where she
met the movie producer in 1916.
The DelacorteS brought news
of Mel Ferrer and Audrey Hep
burn, with whom they had
dined in Burgenstock, overlook
ing Lucerne. Audrey is feeling
better and still plans to at
tend the big London premiere
of The Nuns Story" at the
end of the month, I hope to see
them there and see the picture.
Susan Hayward, who prefers
her farm in Georgia, will fly
to Sicily later this month for
the film festival there-there's
a film festival for every square
foot in Europe. Susan will re-
ceive the David of Donatello
Award for the best perform
ance by foreign actress-for
her role in II want to live"
Husband Eaton Chalkley will
also be on hand. And ZSa Zsa
GabOr, now making The Blue
Countess in Naples, will be
there for the heck of it. While
Leslie CarOn flies in from Lon
don to accept the award for
"Gigi." And I'll give you one
guess as to who will grab the
most publicity. The girl with
out an award of course.
X x Il
All Italian producers get a
Is per cent tax rebate if their
films have been approved by
the censors. Not many of
Brigitte BardOt's French films
get the censorship approval. Al
though her EN- Cas- de NAL
heur" did. with its Italian title,
THE Girl of Sim" The church
condemned the picture how
ever.
Sylvana ManganO is star
ring for husband Dino de
Laurentiis in THE Great War"
with VittOriO Gassman, who is
considered the top actor in
Italy. They are locationing up
north where the actual fighting
in the first World War took
place.
| Neither the Italian press nor
the population have forgiven
Elsa Maxwell for her big boo
boo at the time of the Callas
incident, 18 months ago when
she referred to them as bar
barianS."
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Authors Kin Found
Dead of Gun Blust

PARIS, July Is (AP).-The
siSter-in-law of novelist Fran
coise Sagan, Mrs. Jacques
Quoirez, was found dead in
her apartment last night from
a shotgun blast.
Police said a letter was found
by the body, but declined to
disclose the contents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Dorothy Thompson
Has Heart Attack

RANDOLPH, VT, July 25
(AP).-Dorothy Thompson, 65
columnist, author and lecturer
and former wife of the late
Sinclair Lewis, was stricken
with a heart attack at hel
summer home in Barnard, VT.
Thursday night.
Miss Thompson was taken to
Clifford Memorial Hospital. DR.
Elisabeth Berry said she spent
a fairly comfortable night last
night and that basically hel
condition is fairly good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
Police Report
Ho|dup Furry;
2Men Beaten

District police reported a
furry of robberies on the city's
streets late last night and early
today.
In two cases the victims
suffered beatings.
Joseph M. Mallory, 35, Of the
1900 block of Sixth street NV,
was robbed of $54, police said,
and was admitted to Freedmens
Hospital with a fractured nose,
cuts Of the face and back in
juries after being beaten by a
gang of about IL youths.
They said Mr.. Mallory re-
ported he was jumped from
behind late last night while
walking along the 1900 block
of Ontario road NV. Police
described the attackers as COL
ored youths.
Robbed at GunpOint
While in his garage with his
12-year-old grandson early this
morning, Sam Downes, So, OF
the l400 block Of Harvard street
NV, was robbed at pistol
point by man who demanded
his wallet, police said. When
Mr.. Downes turned over his key
case instead, the gunmar
knocked him to the ground anc
removed the wallet containing
500. The boy, Robert Low
man, was unframed.
Police issued a lookout for g
I25-year-old colored man.
In three separate robberie.
that took place within an hour
before midnight the deScrip-
tons given of the attackers BY
their victims matched in detail
leading police to believe the
two robbers involved may have
committed all three attacks.
They said Henry Hollenberg
Ga, of the $500 block of Marlowt
Heights, Md, was robbed Of
$35 by two asSailants who
pulled a gun while he was. get
ting into his car parked near
Seventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
Man Robbed of $108
A few minutes later Jesse w
Hawkins, A, of the 700 block
of North Carolina avenue Sc
reported he was robbed while
walking near his home by two
men who stuck a black auto
matte in his stomach and took
$108. police said.
Then, they said, two men re-
ported being robbed by two
bandits of the same general
description while they were
walking in the $500 block of
Colorado avenue NV. John
w. Wienants, Is, of the 710O
black of Carroll avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md, said he gave
up $l4 to them. His companion,
Ross w. Bagley, 81, of Ken
Sington, Md, was robbed of $2l,
police said. One of the robbers
held an automatic.
The two men chased the as
sailants for a short distance
but stopped when the gunman
started pointing the automatic
their way, police added.
Police broadcast a lookout
for two colored youths, about
10 to 20 years of ago. S feet
10 inches, weighing about 14(
to $50. One was believed wear.
ling dark trousers and a light
Jacket.
Early this morning George
Oden, 40, of the 1900 block o.
ID street NE, was robbed o.
$25 and his watch at Sixteenth
and Rosedale streets NE. po'
lice said. He was beaten anc
knocked down. they said.
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Gov.Longin KonsosCity
For Talk With Truman

KANSAS CITY, July rs (AP).-Gov Earl Long of Louis,
lana arrived by plane today for conference he SAID ne hao
ARRANGED with former President Harry S. Truman.
The and site of the conference were uncertain Gov
Long Truman agreed to meet him either at the uee-
bscb Hotel where the Governor is staying the Truman
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shoiDs preuteDed bv TV Keys stag.
tDho attend rehearsas match screenings and dnalyze
scripts In NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered guide TO uietoers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25
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been subject to frequent
change.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-04
SINTEsIs
(Viene de Ia Primers)

condena, en- ell que re%conocid
virtualmente ell derecho de los
cubanos a rehelarse contra Ia
tirania.
A partir de ese momento las
autoridades militares comenza
ron a ubstaculizar las funciones
de Urrutia como Magistrate,
hasta ell punto de que Sc vic obi
gado a acogerse al retro y
despues a partir del pals como
eXilado voluntario.
Su intervention a favor de
les revolucionarios en- ell juicio
por ell asalto al Quartet Monca
da, no obstante, no fue la prime
ra de este tipo.
Durdnte ell regimen dictatorial
de &c 'ardo Machado, hace mas
de IS amos, salvo la vida a los
hermanos Ramon y Jose Alva
req, revolucionarios. perseguidos
por la policia, siendo Juez Mu.
niclpal de Los Arabos, en- Ia
provincial de Matanzas. Urrutia
tuvo que ocultarse en- La Haba
ma durante sizes neses debido q
que SUI gesto lie valio la perse-
eucion de la policia machadista.
FL nuevo Presidente provisio
nal de Cuba nacio en- Yaguajay,
provincial de Las Villas. Curse
ST. priniera ensenanza en- ell co
1egio catolicc de San Agustin,
dirigido por Padres Agustinos
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-04

Castro die que Ell Golpe de
Estado del campamento de Co
lumbia 10 sorprendio, pttes Sc
trato de algo que no estaba
previsto.
A continuation declare que
todos los culpables de crimenes
de guerra seran castigados como
cosa ineludible.
Tambien dijo, que 81 en- la
Republics Dominicana Sc llegara
a establecer I'm centric de activi-
dades contra ell Gobierno del
generaIisimo Trujillo, este no
duraria mucho TEMPO, pues ell
pueblo dominicano ha aprendi
do de los rebeldes cubanos como
Sc derroca una dictadura.
Anadio que los dominicanos
tienen ahora un nuevo suelo en-
Cuoa cuando tengan que salir
d~esterfados.
Castro explico que la anarquia
y los desordenes que ocurrie-
ron en- La Habana fueron resul
tddo de la TRACTION del coronel
Eulogio Cantillo eel militar a
quien Batista dejo encargado del
Gobierno y quien, segun Castro,
permitlo la huida de Batista.
Castro observe que ESQ no ha
bia pasado en- Santiago, pues
suspendio las operaciones mill
tares contra dicha ciudad ell %
de dic,embre, a solicitud del pro
eio Cantillo.
Castro dijo que Cantillo 10 vi
no a yer en- h~elicoptero la ma
mana del 20 de diciembre, en- un
central azucarero vecino a San
tiago, y que conversaron duran
te cuatro horas, habiendole di-
cho que la entrega de los cri
minales de guerra era esencial
como eondicion para la paz y
! que lie habia pedido que no per
mltlera la salida de Batista v
de sus principles hombres.
Castro dijo tambien haber ad.
vertido a Cantillo que un golpe
de Estado no seria la forma de
~resolver la presente situacion
y que 10 procedente seria. que
Sc levantara Ell Ejercito en- San
t;ago, para iniciar levantamien-
tos simlliares en- TODD ell pals.
Castro dijo que Cantillo habia
acceptable dicha tests, pero que