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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

Miss Juanita Wallace and broth
er Kenneth of Detroit, Michigan
are visiting their grandparents,
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Wallace on
Pascagoula Street, and Rev. aud
Mrs. L. E. Johnson of Rose ST.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05
Y. W. c. A. News

If the world laughs at you, don't
worry, laugh right back at it. It's
just as funny as you are.
Welcome to the YWCA.
1t is Your's-Join Today.
Back To School Party For Teen
agers-Friday Sept. 4, at Z p. m.
All teenagers are invited TO the
YWCA on Friday, September A, at
z p. m. for a grand teenage get
together. The admission is 15c
single and 25c per couple.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

The Northside Circle No. l met
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

YWCA Adult Glasses Begin The
Week OF October 5
The YWCA Adult Glasses in typ
ing and shorthand will begin Tues
day, October at 6 p. m. The
classes in Sewing and Leathercraft
will begin, Thursday, October the
8 at 7 p. m. The Adult Social
Dance Class will begin Wednesday,
October 7, at A p. m.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

We are happy to know that
Mrs. Harriette Sandiford has
visiting in her home this week,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

Mrs. Meta Strowder, 1911 Bailey
Ave, has returned to the city after
a pleasant visit with relatives in
st. Louis, Chicago, and Gary, Ind.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

Mrs. Corine Little of Chicago,
Illinois, sister of Mrs. Myrtle
Cooper, has returned home after
a pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in this area.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

Mrs. Mildred Crowther of Las
Vegas, Nevada spent two weeks
with her aunt and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield Richard.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

Little Richard was also recent
visitor in McComb, Mississippi
with Mrs. Climmie Martin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
DEN
Continued From Page B-12

Continued FROM rage b-AI
criticizing can't criticize hon.
estly." The source of his energy
and optimism came "by telling
myself that there always is a
tomorrow" He complained Of
New York theaters: There
isn't a theater in town where
you don't have to step on
peoples toes or rub elbows with
them" He told Helen Hayes
he'd designed a theater where
a person in the last row could
hear an onstage whisper. Miss
Hayes replied: "And will I, on
stage, be able to hear the coughs
as clearly?"
The last time I saw him he
touched his gray hair and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

shrugged: youth Is a circum-
stance you can't do anything
about. The trick is TO grow up
without getting old. It is a
spirit and II you've got 1t you1l
still have 1t after they put you
in the box. That's Immortality
$50
Duke Ellington Just recorded
his Suite for Queen Elizabeth
and viii destroy the master
record. He met the Queen at q
party in London, and promised
the suite Sophie Tucker
viii give a recital In the Fred
eric Mann Auditorium in Tel
Aviv The Soviet agreement
TO permit Plesistkaya TO join
the Bolshoi tour here came as
a birthday gift to impresaric
s. Hur0k.
Sessue Hayakawa, the Japa-
nese star who opened on Broad
way last week in "Kataki," had
been the guest Of honor at the
Hollywood ball given by the
Costume Designers Guild. AS q
surprise the costume designers
dressed Hayakawa as Emperor
Hirohito-with authentic make
up and costume. And as the
japanese star. dressed and
made UP as the Emperor Of
Japan. passed near his ringside
table George Jessel rose and
greeted him: Max Levine,
when did you get to town."
Alan Jay Lerner, adapter and
lyricist for "Gigi," received a
congratulatory wire from Adlai
Stevenson after the Academy
Awards: "At long last we've
got a landslide. Hoorah"
Tab Hunter is seeking a Broad
way role, and explains: II want
more mature roles. After all,
how long can you ask Dad, can
I have the big car tonight?""
/. Diana DORIS and Dickie Daw.
son, Of the London nightclubs,
will have their wedding recep-
ton Sunday at the Harwin
Club.
+ 4 \
The Harold Arlen Johnny
Mercer musical. Free and
Easy" produced by Stanley
Chase, will open in The Hague
September 10. The score was
printed last week, to be ready
for publication as quickly as
possible. The last line on the
printed sheets reads, Nov You
Take 1t From Here, Bob" 1t
was on the original manuscript,
in Arlen's handwriting, and the
printer assumed it was part Of
a lyric. 1t isn't. It was just a
message to the shows director,
Bob Breen.
Peter UstinOv and Skitch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Soddest Part of All

HOLLYWOOD. (NANA). -
The saddest part Of the Hal
Roach lot receiverShip-I hear
that both junior and senior are
cleaned out - is the fact that
Hal Seniors mother, who has
lived for many decades in {
house behind the lot (she is in
her late 80's), will have TO
move out when the new owners
move in. The Roach studio has
been a Landmark for 40 years.
hate to see 1t go.
Debbie Reynolds, riding high
In every career direction, cuts
her second record album in a
month - for Dot. She records
at night, after working with
Glenn Ford by day in 1T Start
ed With a Kiss" at Metro. &.
Walter Wanger gets compete
ton for his Cleopatra" movie
Italian producer Alberto Lat
tuda plans to film the life of
Cleopatra in Rome this summer
and is after Arlene Dahl for his
"Temptress Of the Nile"
X \ 4
Just for kicks - he's q mil
lionaire - silent-screen lover
Ramon NovarrO played a role
In Heller With a Gun," with
Sophia Loren and Anthony
Quinn. Talking of Sophia,
the gossip here is that she is
not overjoyed at the expected
arrival Of countrywoman Gina
LOllObrigida. I might have be-
lieved this before meeting Miss
Loren. This girl is too much
Of a person for such pettiness.
Another second generation
offspring is making the grade
- 12-year-old Hayley, daugh-
ter of Britain's John Mills. She
stars with Pop in Tiger Bay"
Jack Oakie, down to ITS
pounds was remarking on his
new figure. Its not will power
but simply won't power at the
dinner tables" The Las
Vegas offers pour in for Diana
Lynn. But Diana says she is
holding out for the right movie
role.
* X X
Michael Wilding, whose ca
reer dived after he married
Elizabeth Taylor and they came
here to live, is having better
luck with new wife Susan.
They VIII reside in London for
at least six months with Mike
accepting some of the film
offers he has received over
there.
This must be the silly season,
as witness my remark and ques-
ton to Red Buttons. you've
dyed your hair blond?" "Yes "
admitted Red. II almost didn't
recognize you" said I, adding
What color was your hair be-
fore you dyed it?"
Karl Maiden, now an official
resident of California, moves
his family into their new home
near the Pacific, as soon as he
winds up "One-Eyed Jacks"-
now estimated for the end Of
May. Maiden will make a for
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tune on this movie-it's rum
ming away over schedule pro-
duction.
It's a mans movie world
There will be SO mems speak
ing parts and only three fem
mime roles in Robert MOntgOm-
ery's movie on the life Of Adm
Bull Halsey, starring Jimmy
Cagney. Jimmy was born for
the Halsey role" Bob believes
There is only a difference OF
half an inch in height and
their faces are almost identi-
CAL"
Shaggy Dog" promises to be
Walt Disney's sleeper of the
year. He estimates it will gross
more than So million in the
United States alone. And the
movie has put Fred MacMurray
in demand again for comedy
roles. This was his first COM
edy in six years.
Tony Curtis spotted Tony
Randall in the Universal-In-
ternational commissary, called
him from an outside phone and
putting on his female Some
Like it Hot" voice, said, when
you see me wink, you'll know
I'm in love with you" While
Randall looked around in be-
wilderment, Curtis tripped by
and winked hideously.
So 4
Twenty years ago Tony Mar
tin was turned down by Freddy
Martin when he applied fol-
the job of singing with the
Freddy Martin band in New
York. Last week, Tony was
PARTED at the Cocoanut Grove
on his goth anniversary as 9
singing and recording artist
with bandleader Freddy al
master Of ceremonies.
The Broadway show GA
maica" closed Saturday night
and Immediately two Of the
stars, Ricardo MOntalban anc
Joe Adams, rushed to the air.
port to fly by jet to Los Ange.
les. Both have been in the play
since it opened a year and 6
half ago-and, oh, how they
missed Hollywood!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

Henderson will do a Jack Benny
Leonard Bernstein type bene-
fit concert. with the London
Philharmonic One Of Bern
STEMS admirers said Of his
Carnegie Hall concerts: Leon
ards put a curl in the long
hair" Hal H0lbrook, whose
one-man OF Broadway show
as Mark Twain won unanimous
raves. has been invited by the
State Department to tour Eu-
rope with his act. After all
these years Bette Davis re-
ceived the highest pay-scale Of
her career, for John Paul
Jones'" She plays Catherine
the Great. at 5000 a minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

films Of More Thun Routine Mend

rims OF more nan Routine Merit s'N
"AUNTIE MAMEROz Russels comedy rolic transplanted
from stage to with healthy laughs intact
"CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF"-ElEabeth Taylor szxles in
the turbulent Tennessee Williams drama.
THE DEFIANT ONES"-Sidney Potter and Tony Curtis in
dramatic movie comment race prejudice.
"GIGI-The lifting nine musical by the "My Fair
Lady" team; with Leslie CarOn, Maurice Chevalier.
THE GODDESS - Kim Stanley splendidy plays Paddy
Chayefsky's soaring portrait of a movie star.
II WANT TO LIVE"-Susan Haywards meOdramatc Oscar
winning portrait Of a convicted murderess
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA-The Ernest Hemingway
novel as dramatic acting solo by Spencer Tracy
SEPARATE TABLES"-The Terence Rattigan play with
David Nvens Academy award winning performance
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel on film,
Oscar miss for Shirley MacLane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
NEW STANTON THEATER

18th, Just Oh Rhode Island Ave. NE
Ample Porkine Facilities. Ia, 1888
"WASHINGTONS ART THEATER"
Air Conditioned
LAST 6 DAYS
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Smooth Operator

WICHITA, Kans. (AP). -
Someone jimmied the trunk OF
a car owned by Salesman
Blanchard t. Morris Of Kansas
City and stole $1.495 worth OF
razors and blades-enough to
keep the thief clean shaven for
TOO years, police calculated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
To Each His Own

PACIFIC BEACH, Calf. tAP)
The veterinary clinic designed
by an architect for DR.. Keith
Lansing has matching waiting
rooms-one for dogs and one
for cats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
NAYL0R a''F
ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

Rockville, Nd 20 1916
Open at $50 PM.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
and PAUL NEWMAN in CAT ON A
HOT TIN ROOF color at $3.50
Pm. Plus: BRIAN KEITH in
DESERT HE'LL" at 7:05 and
10.40 Pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
88 Putrons Jam
Suburban Train
On Its Lost Run

BALTIMORE, June 90 (AP)
Two squarish. lurching rail-
road cars travelled 28.8 miles
from Baltimore to suburban
Parkton Saturday for the last
time.
Affectionately known as the
'Ruxton Rocket" the diesel
electric rail motor car and the
passenger car were filled with
88 paid customers. The last
run took just an hour, as usual.
The Pennsylvania Railroad
had said 1t was losing money
on the train. last in this area
to carry commuters to work in
Baltimore. Buses took over
today. 1t seemed as il everyone
wanted to take part in the end
Of an era.
Every rail buff in town tried
TO CO." said a Pennsy spokes-
man.
Robert Racoosin OF 1922
Fourth street NE. Washington,
trainman on the last run. said
i've put in lS years and ]
got a choice / chose the
Parkton local a real nice
class Of people. It's lovely
country up there"
Evening star., 1959-06-29
GIRL BICYCLIST
FOUND INJURED

An ll-year-old Falls Church
girl was found unconscious to-
day in a ditch near her home.
Her bicycle was lying across
her.
Patricia Evans, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Evans of TOO North street.
Falls Church, was reported in
undetermined condition at Ar
lington Hospital with internal
injuries.
Fairfax County police were
investigating the possibility
that the child was struck by
a hit-and-run driver. They
added. however, that the BIZ
cycle showed no signs of dam
age.
A.. Patricia was found by q truck
driver about 1890 am. in the
/ l400 block of South West street
near the Falls Church-Fairfax
County line. Police said she
apparently also suffered a head
injury.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
BY JOHN M. ROSSON
star stan Writer

OCEAN CITY, Nd, June 20.
Mayor Hugh Choppers crack
down on teen-age drinking and
rowdyism netted police seven
more youths-one Of them from
the District-during the week
end.
The highlight was provided
by one youth, identified as John
8. Wolf, 10. Of Baltimore. who
was charged with attempting To
sell beer to q policeman.
A law passed this year makes
1t illegal for minors to drink OF
possess alcoholic beverages In
Ocean City. Mayor Cropper an
nounced last month he would
use the new statute to end va.
cation rowdyism by visiting
teen-agers.
The District youth. arrested
yesterday and identified by po-
lice as Joseph p. DeMarco. jr-
10, Of 1929 Beecher street NV.
was charged with possession oi
an alcoholic beverage. He post
ed a $l52.50 bond.
Similar charges also wert
placed against Roy c. Wallace
Evening star., 1959-06-29
TRAILER-TRUCK
CRASH HURTS 7

Seven persons we're injured
early today in a car-trailer
truck collision on Route sol.
half a mile north Of TB. Md.
State police at Upper Marl-
boro reported that six of the
injured. all from Method. N. c.,
were in the car.
Those admitted to Prince
Georges General Hospital were
Sarah Smith. So. possible frac-
tured leg; Mary Harris. 81. pos
sible fractured shoulder: Ruth
Wilder, 80. listed as the auto
driver, possible fractured skull,
pelyis and hip. and Samuel
Sampson. So. of HeathSville.
Va. the truck driver, fractured
spine.
Three others, Clement E.
Harris, II; Connie Mcmillan,
81, and Dorothy Snellings. %.
were treated and released.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
New Radio Device Filters
Storm Images for Pilots

flip a switch that will change
the type Of signal his radar will
transmit" Conley said. "One
type Of signal will be good for
clear weather and give maxi
mum range. The other D.. will
greatly increase range in 'soupy'
weather because reflection char
acteristics from this type OF
transmission tend to show only
the target plane and not the
great masses Of rain clouds.
Westinghouse engineers de-
veloped the soup strainer radar
over a three-year period. Tests
on military planes have shown
that it increases radar range in
bad weather between five and
10 times. the announcement
said. The new device can be
mounted inside the regular ra-
dar antenna In the nose Of in
terceptors. 1t adds practically
no weight or bulk To the equip.
ment.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
Fermun Named
Job Bios Official

Vice President Nixon yester-
day announced the appoint
ment Of Irving Ferman as
executive vice chairman Of the
Presidents Committee on Gov
ernment Contracts.
Mr.. Ferman. 80. has been
Washington director of the
American Civil Liberties Union
since 1852.
The Contract Committee
strives to eliminate by persua-
sion racial discrimination by
firms holding Government con-
tracts. The committee has nc
enforcement powers.
The committee is made UP
Of Government officials and
private citizens from both bust.
ness and labor.
The committee deals with
complaints that qualified Me-
groes are denied promotion to
supervisory or other. white.
collar Jobs because Of race.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
2 Area Men
Bruised in
Plane Crash

Two Metropolitan Area men
escaped with minor injuries
yesterday when their light
plane crashed at Falls Church
Air Park on Route so IN Fair
fax County.
The pilot. Raymond M. Ham,
rock. 20. Of 2030 North Vermont
street, Arlington. said the hot
weather gave less lift TO the
plane. causing him TO lana at
too sharp an angle and col
lapse his landing gear
Mr.. Hammock and his pas
senger, Robert L. Thomas, q,
OF l2034 Center Hill street,
Wheaton. were treated for
minor cuts and bruises at Ar
lington Hospital and released.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
Science Group
Awards Reudied

Applications for $4,500 post
doctoral awards sponsored by
the National Science Founda-
ton are now being accepted by
the foundation as a second part
Of their scholarship program
for 1859.
Fellowships to study at any
4 American or foreign institu-
ton OF higher learning will be
awarded in the fields Of mathe-
mates, physics. medicine. biol
ogy, psychology. geography and
selected social science fields.
| Application material may be
obtained by writing to the Fell
lowship ONCE. National Acad-
emy Of Sciences National Re.
search Council. 210l Constitu-
ton avenue NV.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
Rowdyism Crockdown
Nets 7 in Ocean City :

10, Of Baltimore. and two 90
year-olds from Philadelphia
They also posted bond OF
$l52.5o. Two youths were fined
SIS each for playing ball on
the beach.
Police said Wolf, who was
arrested about 1880 am. yes.
terday, was among several
youths gathered around a case
Of beer near their parked car
A man approached and Wolf
is alleged to have asked him
II he wanted to buy some
booze. The man was an off,
duty Ocean City policeman.
Wolf was charged with pos.
sessing and selling alcoholic
beverages. He was scheduled
for trial today.
The breakdown last week end
netted eight young viloators,
four Of them from Arlington,
Evening star., 1959-06-29
CRASH INJURIES 6
IN ARLINGTON

Six persons were injured.
four seriously. In q two-car
collision Saturday night at
Arlington boulevard and Fort
Myer drive in Arlington.
Police said Henry Louis
Aylor, IS, a bus driver of 1920
Kanawha street, Hyattsville,
was making a left turn when
his car crashed into one driven
by Norman K. Dawson. jr.. IS,
of 5ll0 Echols avenue. Alex
andria. Mr.. Aylor was charged
with reckless driving. police
said.
Mr.. Aylor was admitted to
Arlington Hospital with q
broken leg. His wife Ann. a..
received a fractured shoulder,
and their son. Robert s. Aylor.
IA, was admitted for treatment
Of serious cuts and bruises.
Mr.. Dawson was uninjured
but his wife Blanche. 36, was
admitted TO the hospital. Her
condition is fair. Their chill
dren. Katherine, 9, and Nor
man, 5. we're treated for
minor cuts and bruises.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
Maryland VFW
Elects Officers

BALTIMORE, June 20 (AP).
Arthur J. Agnew Of Landover
Hills. Md, has been elected
commander Of the Maryland
organization Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Mrs. Nancy Simons of Ca
louisville is the new president Of
the State WV auxiliary.
The elections were held yes
terday at the closing of their
three-day conventions here.
Other VFW officers include
Irwin M. Thomas. Lexington
Park. Junior vice commander:
Jack Verbeck, Hyattsville. quar-
termaster: and Arnold Strauss,
Woodland. surgeon.
Others elected in the auxil
iary include Mrs. Garnet Gam
Der. Westminster, conductress.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
] KILLED, 4 HURT
IN 3-CAR CRASH

A Prince William County man
was killed and four members
of a Falls Church family we're
injured yesterday in a three
car crash about a mile south
of Triangle. Va, on Route l.
The dead man was identified
as Robert A. Kelly, %. Of ga
Purvis drive, Triangle. driver
Of one Of the cars.
The injured were listed as
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley Cum
berland Of 242l Anderson road,
Falls Church. and their two
children. Riley T, 6. and Laura
Lee. 4. They were treated at
Quantico Marine Base Hospital
and later transferred to Alex
andria Hospital, where they
were reported in good condi-
ton.
Mr.. Cumberland, driver OF
the second car. received severe
face lacerations; Riley. a bro
ken leg; Laura. a broken LEG
and head injuries. and Mrs
Cumberland suffered from
shock.
A third driver, Howard e
Reeves Of Fredericksburg, Va,
was not reported injured.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
PILOT SURVIVES
PLANE MlSHAP

sToYsTowN, Pa, June q
(AP).-State police said Roy
A. Zimmerman. 20, of 1901
Cody drive Silver Spring. Nd.
escaped injury yesterday wher
his single-engine plane Tipped
over during an emergency
landing.
Ofiicers said the plane ap.
parently hit a soft spot wher
Mr.. Zimmerman put it down ir
a field near this Somerset
County town after 1t developed
engine trouble.
Damage to the plane wa.
estimated at $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
New Sheriff Buys
z Pints BOOTLEG

GADSDEN, Ala. (AP).-
When he successfully ran for
the sheriff's office. Dewey Col.
ward worked hard at making
himself known to the voters
He made numerous speeches
had posters printed with his
picture on them and shook
hands with every voter he saw
But now he is wondering
whether he's as well known as
he thought
He walked into a hotel here
the seat Of a dry county, and
bought two pints Of bootlee
whiskey unrecognized.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

STAUNToN. Va, June 20
(AP).-A church outing for 81
teen-agers ended in tragedy
near here Saturday night when
O car rammed into the rear Of
the hay wagon In which they
we're riding, killing one young
ster and injuring IL.
The driver Of the car, Lyn-
wood Fridley. %. Of Augusta
Springs. was I charged with
manslaughter and drunk driv-
ing and released on 1000 bond.
Killed instantly In the acci-
dent was Patricia Shelter, l3,
OF Churchville. OF the injured,
two remained hospitalized
today.
Reported In satisfactory con-
dition at q Staunton hospital
were Barbara Doyle, IS, and
Doris Ann Masincupp, Is, both
Of Churchville.
Wagon Towed BY Tractor
The hay wagon. towed by q
tractor. had pulled onto Route
$50, two miles west OF here,
from q secondary road and had
gone several hundred yards
when it was struck by the car
driven by Mr.. Fridley, Virginia
State police said.
State police estimated the
top speed Of the tractor which
pulled the wagon at 10 to IL
miles per hour. The accident
occurred on q straight and level
stretch of highway.
Two adult chaperones on the
hay wagon. Mrs. Jean Michael
and Mrs, Betty Allanson. both
of Churchville. told police that
one boy was stationed at the
rear of the wagon swinging a
red-reflector fiashlight. Police
said the wagon was also
equipped with a kerosene Ian
= tern. swinging from pole at
the rear.
II noticed lights back UP the
highway" said James Accord.
IS. of Churchville, who was rid
ing on the wagon. Before !
knew it, they we're on U.s."
Youngsters Screamed
Ellen Hevener. 20. of Swoope.
who arrived on the scene just
after the crash, said Il never
saw such a mess of screaming
kids q mass of humanity"
Mr.. Fridley and q passenger
in his car, Miss Leona Woods
81, OF Augusta Springs, were
treated for minor injuries.
The youngsters were mem
bers of fellowship groups from
the Elk Run Church Of the
Brethren and the Parnassus
Methodist Church. both at Par
nassus, 2 miles north OF
Churchville. They had been on
an outing at Mountain Lake.
The tractor was operated by
Galen Back Of Churchville, po-
lice said.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

BALTIMORE. Md. June 20
tAP) Scientists have devel-
oped a device to filter out radar
images Of storm clouds and thus
allow all-weather interceptor
pilots to see their target more
clearly. They call 1t a soup
strainer."
DR.. Patrick Conley. manager
of the Westinghouse Electric
Corps air arm division. an
nounced the invention today.
THE pilot will be able to
Evening star., 1959-06-29
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