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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Rockefeller
To Talk Here

New York's Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller will be the princi-
pal speaker here at a $l00-a-
plate Republican Embarrassing
dinner on January q at the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
It will mark his first major
public appearance here since
his candidacy for the party's
presidential nomination in 1860
became a possibility.
Lewis T. Breuninger, chair
man of the District G. o. P.
finance committee, said local
party leaders have been told
by the National committee Mr..
Rockefeller will come to Wash
ington for the affair.
President Eisenhower will
speak at a similar gathering
| in Los Angeles, Vice President
Nixon will appear in Chicago,
and Senator Morton, Republic
can of Kentucky, will speak in
New York. Some rs fund
raising affairs will be held on
the same night in a drive to
raise SIS million for the party
campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Fire Peril Closes
FourCIussrooms

Four classrooms at the Stew
ems Elementary School, Twen-
ty-first and K streets NV.
will be closed tomorrow as fire
hazards.
School Principal Stanley E
Jackson said the classrooms on
the second and third stories are
being closed because they have
only one stairway exit. Four
classes will go on part time as
a result.
He said the part-time classes
should end in about a month
when two more Of the four
classrooms damaged in an
earlier fire are restored for use,
The other two, damaged as a
result of a series Of blazes set
by three pupils nearly two
years ago, were reopened las
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT
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Doctors Say Hormones Make
Skin Look Younger Safely

a test on $4,000 women volunteers
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

A leading dermatologist and
his assistants have concluded a
"half-woman" test that proves
conclusively estrogenic hormones
make skin look younger, smooth
wrinkles, often fade "old-age" skin
discolorations.
A preparation containing fe-
male hormones was applied to
one side of the face and neck
and to one hand of so middle
aged women. A similar formula
containing no hormones was used
on the other side. 1t was quickly
apparent that the side treated
with hormones looked better,
At the end of the test in all but
2 cases, skin lines were definitely
less noticeable, complexion was
softer, smoother, fresher. There
was no local irritation in any
case; examination revealed alb
solutely no systemic effects. The
hormones had beautified effec-
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tory developed a fluid formula
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rum. This Laboratory conducted
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Humphrey Gives
6. O. P. Label
Of Corruption

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. Z (AP)
Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, charged the Re-
publican administration to-
night with corruption and COM
placency.
The worst corruption" he
said, "is the misuse of human
and natural resources"
1.-THE most damning indict-
men tfor which this admins
tration will stand convicted by
history is that they have not
strengthened the country but
weakened it." he declared.
The remarks were prepared
| for a dinner highlighting 8
one-day State Democratic can.
vention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
DC. Borbershop Tenor
Hears Airs in Hospital

hand for the yearly SPEBSQSA
fun fest.
Unlucky IS Notwithstanding.
he was not going to miss the
close harmony this year. A
habit of IL years is hard to
cure. He had a special tele-
phone line set up to pipe the
program to his bedside.
In the background he could
hear the audience Of $500
barbershop quartet Bluffs cheer
ing their favorites. One Of the
big hits Of the night were the
South Cords, Of Danville, Va,
What bedridden Mr.. Metcali
didn't know was that the leader
of the South Cords, Charles
Norton was having his own
troubles. He had to have q
cast on his foot for a broker
heel removed to enable him tc
get into a pair Of narrow dinner
jacket trousers.
He managed to appear with
his group, and give several en-
cores, by doing a hop. skip anc
a jump on and OF stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Restaurateur Louis Metcalf,
a barbershop quartet singer by
avocation, is not an unduly
superstitious man. Neverthe-
less, he is rejecting on the
symbolic number IS.
The Federal City Four was
missing from last nights pro-
gram before a sell-out audience
in Constitution Hall of the
Thirteenth Annual Harvest OF
Harmony of the Society for the
Preservation and Encourage
ment OF Barbershop Quartet
Singing in America, Inc. Mr.
Metcalf sings tenor for the Fed
eral City quartet.
Mr.. Metcalf was in Doctors
Hospital, where he was under
going a series Of tests following
a mild stroke. Until this yeai
he had never failed to be on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

requiring that each, pint Of
blood collected be marked with
the race of the donor. Louisi-
ana is one. These States re-
quire the consent of the pa
tient when blood Of another
race is given. But, this is not
done for valid medical reasons.
the researchers said.
One NH authority said that
blood could be segregated"
according to sex, age Of the
donor and the frequency the
donor has given blood. But.
he added, "this would be i'm
practical and foolish"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Experts Here Discount
Blood Mixing Warning

and Surgeons. He also is direc-
tor of the blood bank at CO.
lumbia Presbyterian Medical
Center.
DR.. Scudder has done extern
sive research on blood. 1t was
he who developed the technique
of extracting plasma from blood
and storing it.
Researchers here said the in
stances when race variation
makes a difference are so iSo-
lated that it would be "im-
practical and impossible" to &C
tually "segregate" blood accord
ing to all of the differences
racial and other.
DR.. Raymond o. Dart. medi-
cal director of the Red Cross
Washington Regional Blood
Center, declared: From all Of
the evidence I have. the racial
part Of the picture has no sig
nif1cance."
Center Doesn't Segregate
Blood at the center is mo-
segregated according to race
because it is not medically
necessary, he said. There arr
no records indicating the colol
of the skin of the person from
which the blood is taken.
But, he estimated, probabl!
less than 5 per cent Of al
blood collected by the center
is given by Negroes. This, III
said, is a donor problem ant
nothing else.
Several States do have law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Washington scientists said
last night they saw no reason
why a colleagues report on ra-
cial difference in blood should
cause changes in blood bank
practices.
There could be occasions,
they said, when blood from a
Negro donor might not be good
for a white patient, or vice
versa. They stressed such occa-
sions would be rare. Further,
they said racial differences are
no more likely to cause trouble
than differences due to factors
others than race.
Researchers at the National
Institutes of Health, George
town University Medical School
and the Red Gross Washington
Regional Blood Center all
noted that no two persons have
exactly the same type Of blood
in all respects except identical
twins. Most minor differences
make no clinical difference,
they agreed.
The National Security Coun-
Gil has studied the matter and
has come to the same conclu-
sions, they pointed out.
Talk Made at Meeting
The matter came up when
DR.. John Scudder of Columbia
University told the annual
meeting of the American Asso-
citation of Blood Banks in Chi
cago Friday that blood given to
q white man is safer when
from a white donor, and that
given to Negro from a Negro
donor. There are, DR.. Scudder
said, fewer variations in blood
among members of the same
race than between races.
In some cases, he said, it il
quite dangerous to give Negroes
transfusions with blood of white
persons, and vice versa.
DR.. Scudder said that in gen.
eral it is more dangerous fol
Negroes to receive the blood o.
white persons than for white!
to receive Negro blood.
He said that in instances
where a persons own blood ha'
not been banked in advance
the next best thing to do is tt
use blood of someone in hi
family. Third best is bloot
from his own racial group, Dr.
Scudder said.
Differences in, Protein
DR.. Scudder said the trouble
stem from uneven racial dis
tribution of minor factors il
blood composition. These ar
differences in protein sub
stances in the blood.
DR.. Scudder is assistant pro
lessor of clinical surgery at tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Differences in, Protein

DR.. Scudder said the troubles
stem from uneven racial dis
tribution of minor factors in
blood composition. These are
differences in protein SUBJ
stances in the blood.
DR.. Scudder is assistant pro-
lessor of clinical surgery at the
Columbia College Of Physicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Benefit
Patrons
Named

Mrs. John F. Kennedy is
the honorary chairman of
the Embassy Tour and Tea
to be sponsored blythe Alex
andris Junior Woman's Club
from 2 to 5 pm. on October
"a.
On the tour to benefit the
AJWC. Santa Claus Shop will
be the Islamic Center and the
Embassies of Venezuela,
Chile. United Arab Republic,
Philippines and Indonesia.
Tea will be served at the
Austrian Chancery.
Serving with Mrs. Ken
nedy as honorary patrons
will be Austrian Ambassador
and Mrs. Platter, Chilean
Ambassador and Mrs. Null
Ter. Indonesian Ambassador
and Mrs. Notowidigdo, Phil
ippine Ambassador and Mrs.
Romulo. United Arab Repub-
lie Am b dor Kamel,
Venezuela Ambassador and
Mrs. Falcon Briceno and DR..
Mahmoud Hoballah, direc.
tor Of the Islamic Center.
Also serving as honorary
patrons are Mrs. Robert B.
Anderson. wife Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury; Mrs.
Neil H. McElroy, wife Of the
Secretary Of Defense; Mrs.
Fred A. Seaton. wife Of the
Secretary Of the Interior:
Mrs. Earl Warren, wife Of
the Chief Justice, and Mrs.
Ivy Baker Priest, Treasurer
Of the United States.
Also. Mrs. William B.
FRANKIE. wife Of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy: Mrs.
James H. Douglas. wife Of
the Air Force Secretary:
Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill, wife
Of the Virginia Representa-
tive, and Miss Chloe Clifford,
president of the General
Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
Tour tickets may be or
dered through Mrs. Harlan
L. Kroeger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

green leaves. (There is q del
phinium print that is Just
lovely.) The rug could be
the blue Of the walls or the
bright clear green Of the
leaves.
Mrs. M. 8. asks:
How do you feel about Q
wallpaper mural for one wall
Of q large living room in an
apartment"
Dear Mrs. M. g.:
I'd be enthusiastic about
It. It gives perspective and
increases the size Of the room
as well as adding charm
and color. But select 1t with
great care. Be sure 1t is large
enough in scale and be sure
the scene is one which would
be pleasant to look at every
day.
Copyright. 1859. Dorothy Draper
Send Dorothy Droper your ques.
tons core Of The Evening Stor. She
will use only the most interesting in
her column. She eonnot answer mail
personally. For her booklet BE
Your Own Decorator" send Is cents
in coin. PleOss print name and
address pIoinIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

room to have a real dining
room. We can't decide
whether to buy q round or
o rectangular table. And
what does one buy today to
take the place Of the old
'sideboard'?"
Dear Mrs. C. M. B.:
Personally I happen to like
Q round table. It seems more
friendly somehow and easier
to talk to people. There Is
no head or foot to worry
about. Conversation always
seems to start flowing a bit
more freely around a cir.
cular table for some reason.
But this is purely h matter
OF preference. AS to the side
board question. any number
OF pieces substitute today. .
a long buffet with drawers
Tor silver and linens, chests
with innumberable drawers
and space :. a serving table
with drop leaves. that dou-
bles as a bar, with storage
space below. Choose the one
that is the most practical
for your own particular
needs and space.
= \
Mrs. A. r. ID. asks:
"This is our first home and
naturally I want it perfect.
With blue as the bedroom
theme-what color rug and
draperies g windows) would
you suggest?"
Dear Mrs. ARD:
First homes are 50 i'm
portant because you will be
living with your first pur-
chases for many years. But
first homes are fun to fur
nish, as everything. includ-
ing our spirit and enthu-
siaSm. is so new and fresh.
I would suggest curtains
with the whitest of white
backgrounds with a bold de-
sign Of blue flowers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
AAUW to Meet
In Falls Church

The Falls Church Area
Branch Of the American As
ISOLATION Of University Wom-
en- will begin its years &C
tivities with a general meet
ing to be held at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow at the Timberlane
School In Falls Church.
Guest speaker will be Mr..
p. v. Srinivasan, assistant
press attache at the Indian
Embassy. Mr.. Srinivasan will
speak on Indian art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

and Mrs. Brian Meredith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris A.
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerim
K. Key, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew N. Mezzanotte, Mrs. A.
T. Geraci and Mr.. Theodore
c. Roumel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

at the National Theater.
After the performance they
gave q buffet supper at their
apartment.
The guests Included the
italian Commercial Counsel
or and Mrs. Morabito. Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Thedter PortY
Held Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Cerami celebrated their 18th
wedding anniversary last
night with a theater party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Ask
Dorothy Draper
Make Your Ceiling Interesting:
Don't Treot II Like q Stepchild

Your ceiling can be contrast to your walls,
or 1t can match some color in your wallpaper or
your rug. It can be painted shiny black or 1t can
be covered with the same wallpaper you are using
on the walls. Just don't treat it like stepchild
Mrs. c. M. B. asks:
Recently we bought house with enough
Evening star., 1959-12-06

VOURE LIKELY to see almost anything
Il on the French Riviera, but even there
the rowing entertainer shown in these
photos attracts second glanceS from amused
tourists. Acrobatic bicyclist Paul Giordano
not only wheels along the streets Of Juan
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Serenade on Wheels

Les-Pins sitting sideways on the handle
bars with one foot on the seat, but he
fiddles out a violin serenade as he rolls.
Giordano steers his way through the streets
by shifting his weight, and even scoots
around cars without losing the melody.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
New formula contains anti-tch ingredients
to soothe pain, speed healing stop itctOfast!

on spreading itch like poison ivy,
because it helps dry open weeping
leSions, prevents spreading. Prevents
risk Of infection from scratching,
too, because CALAMATUM turns
into hS own pink b0Hdage-won't
rub off until you waSh>it off, Get
cooling, soothing CALAMATUM
Ointment at all drugStoreS WifhOHf
prescription.
, 1959-12-22

Dr.. Victor A. Belaunde, President
Of the current session. Of the Unit
ed Nations General Assembly,
was born in Arequipa, Peru. a
well known educator & diplomat,
DR.. Belaunde has been promi-
nent in U. N. affairs since 1915
when he represented his country
at the San Francisco Conference.
Since 1949 he has been Chairman
Of his delegation and in 1850 and
1856 was elected as Chairman Of
one of the two political commit
tees Of the Assembly. He has also
served as the representative Of
Peru on the Security Council and
the Disarmament Commission,
and as Chairman Of the Assem-
bly's Good Offices Committee on
the Admission Of New Members.
, 1959-12-22
Cow Wondering on
HiqhwuY: is Injured
BY Volkswdgen

James Gentry reported to
the Police that while driving
eastward on Saturday night,
his Volkswagen C1296 struck
a COW which was on the road,
off Southgate. The animal
sustained 4 broken leg and
had to be shot.
The owner Of the COW was
William Johansen, owner Of
Estate Southgate.
, 1959-12-22
Truck Crushes Wire
Fence and Tree But;
Driver Leaves Scene

A INC truck driven BY
Hiram Towers belonging to
the A. G. Sanford Company,
travelling from east to west,
ran off the road near Estate
Boetzberg yesterday, q dis
tance Of 159 feet on the north
side Of the road, pushing over
a barbed wire fence and
crashing q T~urpentine tree.
The windshield and right
side Of the truck and cab was
damaged; the driver was not
at the scene Of the accident
when the Police arrived to
make "a investigation.
, 1959-12-22
President Eisenhower
To Be Greeted With
Ilegul Speakers

Washington city officials
plan to welcome President
Eisenhower tonight " j
sparklers so big they're illegal
4 Washington.
The $4,000 sparklers had to
be bought IN Havre de Grace,
Nd, because they're thirty
six inches long The penalty
for selling them in Washing
ton can be ninety days in Jail
and 4 $3.50 fine.
Officials plan to pass out the
sparklers to crowds who will
light the Presidents way to
the White House when he re-
turns from his world tour. In
the view Of District Commits
sioner Robert =. Mclaughlin,
this shouldn't break the city
ordinance.
I'VE aren't going to sell
them" he explained, @only
use them"
But First Deputy Fire Mar
shall Hugh A. Groves points
cut that it IS Illegal to buy
banned fireworks outside the
city and set them off inside
the city, unless . permit IS
obtained. No such permit has
been issued for the Eisen-
hover celebration.
, 1959-12-22
Two Cars Collide on
Northside HighwdY;
Two Escape Injury

An accident occurred on
Saturday night when James
Petersen Of the Charles Har-
wood Memorial Hospital
staff, driving north on the
highway, and Felix Rosa
Torres operating q Chevrolet
heading south, collided.
Both men escaped injury;
the cars were slightly dam
, 1959-12-22

crowned Queen. Festival vii
lage will be opened at $3.50.
The Coronation Ball is sched-
uled to begin at 1890 pm.
On Thursday, December "a,
there will Be steel band tramp
from z until church time.
Christmas Day a Choral
Group viii be featured at
800 pm. in Spanish under
the direction Of Austin de
Chabert. The Children's Par
ade VIII take place at $50 af-
ter which there will be distri-
button Of candies.
, 1959-12-22

Senator Lawaetz left the
Henry Ford Hospital IN De
troll, Michigan, today where
he recently underwent an
operation during which one
leg was amputated.
All persons who can are
asked to be at the airport to
JOIN in the Welcome home to
Senator Lawaetz. Steel bands
are expected to be on hand to
Join in the welcome also.
Senator Lawaetz, who IS an
independent, is very popular;
his honesty in politics IS UNI
questioned and he IS respect
ed BY all.
, 1959-12-22
Basin Triangle down King
and Company Streets and up
to the Gallows Bay area, in
cIuding the volleyban Court,

The steel grand stand has
been removed from Parade
Ground and erected On the
Volleyball Court. The street
which encircles the area has
been filed in with dirt and
spryed with oil to keep down
the dust.
This year the booths are be-
ing placed around the play
ground area which is more
desirable than on the wharf
area.
, 1959-12-22
C~hristiunsted Town
GuilY Decorated for
Christnus Festival
Senator LuW0eh
Due Home Tomorrow:
Welcome Plunned
a reception committee 81 q

items plan to meet Senator town have been gaily decor
Frts Lawaetz at the airport ated with pennants Of assort-
tomorrow. morning. He is due ed colors. This year, the de-
to arrive on the first plane c~orations extend from the
, 1959-12-22
Annual Christlnus
Festival Forznully
Opens Tomorrow PM

The annual Christmas Fes-
II will formally open At
tomorrow night when
S Shirley do Chabert is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

from whom all wisdom and
substance flows TO His spirit
ual creation. that We may
improve spiritual under
standing. And too, We must
all learn 10 reason things out
alone with our heavenly
Father.
We had . very prominent
friend of this publication. to
ecme- and express thanks last
week. for the help through
reading about the great value
Of Christian Science, in our
paper and his thought about
disturbing conditions OF per-
sonal problems is starting 10
be cured as he turns every
thing 70 God, and fhe one
Mind.
When BY the help of our
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Regther Randolph to Speak
AfMAR Convention

NEW YORK - Two OF the
n.uons top labor leaders will
scdress the Golden Anniversary
convention OF the National AS.
sociaiion for the Advancement
q Colorcd People which meets
here. July 1878. Roy wilkins.
executive secretary. announced
iAiS week
They are WalicE Rcuthcr.
president OF the huge Aulomo.
lille Workers. and a. Philip
Randolph. president Of the Bro.
thCrhood Of Sleeping Car Port.
Crs Both men are vice prcsi.
dents Of the AFLCIO In adj.
diiion, Mr. Randolph is an Ma.
ACP vice president. and Mr..
Reuiher a member Of tho ASSo.
cations national Board e d..
icciors
They will address the con.
,cniion's labor session. Wcdnes.
day afternoon, july Is Clevc-
land Robinson. secretary.irer9
urcr Of DlStric' ~ 4..
Wholesale and Department store
Union. will preside Problems
confrortins Negroes in employ.
ment and IN tra0c unions NIL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

Ac discussed al the session.
Cher importsn workshop
programs scheduled for the
convention include sessions on
housing. political action and
civil rights. equal Justice vn.
der law. public relations. and
branch operations.
The convention opens Monday.
July 10, with addresses by Gov
Crnor Nelson 4 Rockefeller.
NAACP Board Chairman Chan
nins tx Tobias. Borough Presi-
dent Hulan Jack. and with
greetings by others. L. Joseph
Oyerton. president Of the New
York branch. will preside.
All the sessions. save the
CLOSING mass meeting. Sunday
afternoon. JAY 10. will be held
IN the New. York Coliseum. The
convention viii close with a
huge rally in the Polo Grounds
There v.;ll Rf,h,i,,
,Ae gospel singer. and
addresses by Executive Secre-
iaiy Roy Wilkins and Jackie Ro-
birSon. businessman. newspaper
cclumniSi and fcrmcr BROOKLYN
lcd-cr Str.