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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
COLLEGE NEWS
Many From Area
Have Scholarships

Twenty of the 90 Washington
students enrolled In Harvard
College this year have received
scholarships. the Cambridge
(Mass.) school announced.
They are Richard M. Camp
bell. 2l22 California street
NV; Robert s. Coe. 1888
Canal road NV; Robert T,
Crosman. 29l7 Legation street
NV: Alvin @. Douglass. 1918
Hamlin street NE, and Ru-
dolph NJ. Goepp, III, 3913 Mill
tary road NV.
Also. Walter Yau Kwai Goo,
1924 Rock Greek Church road
NE; Lawrence v. Hanson, jr.,
ITO Thirty-fourth street Sc;
Carl C. Jorgensen, 2243 Otis
street NE; Fan King. 1905 X
street NE. and Alexander
Korns. 4211 River road NV.
Others are Thomas A. Kreil-
kamp, 1854 Upton street NV:
John E. Lawyer. jr.. 370s
Northampton street NV: N.Y.
ron J. Levin. 59l2 Onondaga
road NV: Walter A. Patter-
son. 1896 r street NE, and
Jack C. Sando. 5000 Legation
street NV.
Also, Lawrence 9. Smith, I0l
Fifth street Me-; Stephen A.
Szilard. 515l Thirty-third
street NV: Hughes s. Wing.
928 New York avenue NV;
Marcellus B. Winston, 26l7 Fiji
tenth street NV, and George
E. Distler, 300l Albemarle
street NV.
David L. Bradford of 1862 @
street NV. has been elected
vice president of the Oberlin
(Ohio) College student council.
y
Miss Sheila Taynton of
Beech Tree Farm, Falls
Church, has been elected Leb-
anon Valley College represent
alive on the YWCA council for
the region including Pennsyl-
vania. West Virginia, New Jer-
sey, Maryland and the District.
y 4 \ =
Douglas E. Miller Of 1927
Sedgwick street NV. is among
1856 University Of Michigan
freshmen slated to receive the
Oreon e. Scott Freshman Prize
In May. The prize is given to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

Both are freshmen in the Law
school.
= y =
Miss Susan Mary Allaway OF
Of 1919 Pagebrook road. Silver
Spring. has been elected assist
ant treasurer Of the Women's
Student Government Associa-
ton at Duke University Wom-
ems College. Miss Allaway is q
sophomore at the Durham
IN. Co. college.
a. - 4
Mary Howell Bailey of WASH
ington and Roberta Selph
Henry Of Alexandria are among
Al Vanderbilt University stu
dents elected to the Tennessee
Alpha chapter Of Phi Beta
Kappa. national scholastic
honor society.
Il 4 4
Kenneth w. Kruse of Silver
Spring has been elected vice
president Of the Virginia Tech
YMCA, the Blacksburg (va.)
school announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Intent to Kill,
Robbery Charged
To D. G. Man

A Washington man charged
with robbing a Silver Spring
dry cleaning establishment OF
more than $3.50 was indicted
Friday by q Montgomery
County grand jury on three
charges.
Howard r. Lewis, 81, alias
Stephen s. Kelley, Of the 1900
block Of Irving street NV. was
held on $4,000 bond after al
legedly robbing two clerks at
the One Hour Martinizing Co.
at 948 Wayne avenue on Feb
ruary 10.
The jury held Lewis on
charges Of assault with intent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

those who rank scholastically
in the upper 5 per cent OF
their class.
y 4 4 4
Two Washington men have
been awarded three-year, full
tuition scholarships to George
Washington University Law
School. They are James p,
Gregory Of 1917 Kenyon street
NV. and Daniel Sachs Of 1880
New Hampshire avenue NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
comeIIiu President

NORFOLK. Va, Mar.2i (AP)
Il c. Wannamaker of Cheraw
s. c., has been elected presi-
dent Of the American Camellia
Society.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-07
Bits Of This and That

Many jazz stars will be at
the Chicago Stadium this week
end for a music festival. Earl
Bostic, Count Basic, Coleman
Hawkins, and Joe Williams
are a few who will appear.
Duke Ellington's musical
score for the hit motion pic
ture Anatomy Of a Murder is
W orth the admission price.
The plot is exciting and the
dialogue is quick paced.
Lena Horne broke her con-
tract with recording firm be-
cause she felt her singing was
not up to par on an album she
cut with Harry Belafonte. She
wanted the records withheld
from the distributors.
lingo Johanson bet a bundle
of greenbacks on himself and
W ent home to Sweden a rich
heavyweight champion who
was loaded with the title and
money.
Dorothy Dandridge's latest
movie filmed in France will
not be shown in the French
colonial possessions because
of interracial love theme.
Little Richard, a former rock
and roll singer. now an evan
gelist will sue to collect some
$4,000 record royalties.
Leonard Calderon will bring
Lloyd Price to Phoenix soon.
He promises the F'lamingoes
and Fats Domino and Sam
Cooke, too.
Nat King Coles disc Might
Flyer will prob bably sell a
million.
Josh White, folk singer,
settled his $4,000 lawsuit
with Mercury Records out of
court.
Ella Fitzgerald will sing the
title song of Clark Cables
next movie But Not For Me-
during most of the scenes.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-07
bboto-Ed Banks
Green Joins Red Sox

Chicago, - Elijah (Pumpsie)
Green, 24-year-old shortstop,
took the field for the Boston
Red Sox and finished what
Jackie Robinson and Larry
Dolby started IL years ago.
1t was in 1947 that Robin
son, now retired, became the
first of his race to ever play
with a major league team
when the old Brooklyn Dodgers
called him up from the minors.
He subsequently became one
of the National Leagues fin
est players.
That same year, Clev eland
of the American League sum-
moned Larry Dolby who soon
became a regular for the In
dianS.
Since then every team in the
major leagues has had a Negro
on their roster at one time or
another--except the Boston
Red Sox--who maintained they
would call a Negro player
when they developed one of
major league caliber in their
farm system.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-07

Willie McCovey, 81 ex- Phoe-
nix Giants star first baseman
was called up to the Majors by
manager Bill Rigney of the San
Francisco Giants. McCovey
hit safely in every time at
bat in his first game and be-
came an overnight sensation.
He bumped Orlando Cepeda
from the league-leading Giants
first base spot. Cepeda said,
willie is a good boy"
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-07

Ruffn of the Simplicity Beauty Shop has
acquired larger building Mrs Ruffin completed her
tology in 1855.
She operated Fo's Beauty Clinic Eloy Arizona for
before moving to Phoenix Mrs Rufn opened the Sim
>plicity Shop in 1858
Jackson Seated Mesdames Edward Banks and Lula
Ross. .~,-z-x,-, . 49,
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bboto-Ed Banks < n..,..,.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-07
Labor Board
Dismisses Charge

An. unfair labor practice
charge filed against Phoenix
N Newspapers, Inc. has been
dismissed by the National La
Dor Relations Board.
David Johnson, lS43 E. Allan
ia, charged June 2 he had been
fired because of union activity.
He was a paper handler.
NLRB Regional Director Ralph
E. Kennedy Of Los Angeles said:
"The above-captioned case
charging a violation under Sec
ton 8 of the National Labor Re-
lations Act, as amended, has
been carefully investigated and
considered.
''As result of the investiga-
tion, it appears that, because
there is insufficient evidence Of
violation, further proceedings
are not warranted at this time. I
am, therefore, refusing to issue
complaint in this matter"
Kennedy's decision was dated
July 2S. Parties have 10 days
after receipt to seek review OF
the action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
REFRIGERATORS
and FREEzEUS


1898 ADMIRAL II-cu.-Et. Upright
Freezer with square look, quick
r. t,'. de-, shelves Sac
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on door, fuIl-width S1M
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-09
New Private Buildings Here
Honored by Board Of Trade

binndl
po Of the washington Bood Of Trade The s axard x composed IS
included Edwin Wse ond Associates Chao G0ussr Non sleoG rG
w.
Wallace Associates Jack G. Cohen and mos T. Lo-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
Concert Cancelled
By Union Dispute

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 8
(AP). - Philadelphia's SYM
phony Orchestra didn't open
its 60th season this week end
because Of a contract dispute.
The Orchestra Association
Cancelled tonight's concert be-
cause the LOT musicians refused
to rehearse without q new con-
tract. The Friday afternoon
concert was Cancelled for the
same reason. There was only
the faintest hope the orchestra
might play Monday night.
The dispute centers on the
length of a new contract. The
association wants a two-year
agreement. The orchestra
members. represented by Local
II, American Federation of
Musicians, want a one-year
contract. The old contract ex-
pired September 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

FIRE last night on two unidenti-
fled light planes flying over
suburban Havana. The action
forced the control tower at
Havana airport to detour a
Guiana Airlines turbo prop
plane making a landing run
over the area. 1t was not known
If the intruding planes were
hit.
Searches Readied
II the normal pattern is fol-
lowed. government authorities
will reimpose personal searches
of passengers flying Cuba's in
ternal airlines in order to pre-
vent individuals seeking to flee
Cuba from carrying arms
aboard the planes.
The routine search Of all
passengers on internal flights
has been imposed several times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
3OO-Ft. Rise
From Sub
Is Successful.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Oct. 3
(AP).--A Navy medical re-
search oflcer successfully
escaped from a submarine 800
feet deep, wearing q Mae West
life jacket and no breathing
apparatus. The escape was an
experiment.
The Charlotte Observer re-
ported today that 1t. Comdr
George Bond. 43, officer in
charge Of the Nays research
laboratory for submarines at
New London, Conn, conducted
the experiment Thursday at
vestal Shoals, of Key West.
Fla.
In a series of tests from the
S u b marine Archerfish, the
newspaper quoted Comdr. Bond
as saying he assembled from $50
feet Monday and from 200 feet
Tuesday.
Using the 'blow and co.
technique - continuously ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

,tual retreats Tuesday and
wednesday at so parish centers
in the archdiocese.
More, than 1870 parish priests
appointed by the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle. archbishop
Of Washington. will conduct the
retreats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

Give her q diamond she can be proud
to own! For q bride to-be, for Christ
mos or any special remembrance.
Full M-korot diamond in white or
yellow gold "SimpIieity" mounting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

ceiling his breath while rising
Through the water-Comdr
Bond Travelled the 800 feet In
less than q minute and a half
after water was admitted to the
submarines escape chamber. If
he had held his breath, his
lungs would have burst from
the rapid expansion Of the air
in them as the water pressure
decreased during his ascent,
he explained.
The officer had to reach
the surface within three min
utes or face such severe
"bends" -diver's cramps-that
surface recompression might
not save his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

since Prime Minister Fidel Cas-
tro took over the country jan
uary /. Selling commercial air.
liners was one Of the favorite
tactics Of Castro supporters
during the revolution and has
been adopted by anti Castro
groups.
It was not known II the three
Cubans who forced q Guiana
Airlines plane to fly to Miami
last night were Castro fugitives.
However, they asked United
States immigration authorities
for political asylum. United
States officials agreed to with
hold information on the trip.
They were identified o. Esteban
Betancourt. Al, his daughter
Glorida. Is, and Osvaldo Her
nandez, %.
En- Route TO Santiago
The plane was en- route from
Havana to Santiago. Cuba, with
SO passengers and four crew
members when the trio entered
the cockpit Of the four-engine
Viscount turbo-prop airliner.
They repeatedly pointed .
.45-caliber pistol at the crew.
One of them held the grenade
near the throat Of Plane Com
mander Luis Rodriguez and
told him to fly to Miami.
This was the fourth seized
airliner to land in Miami since
April 16. In the other Incidents,
those who seized the planes
said they were Castro fugitives
some Of them former soldiers
under Dictator Fulgencio Ba-
tista.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
Catholic Students
To Attend Retreats

Thousands Of Catholic public
and private high school stu
dents in the Archdiocese Of
Washington will attend spiri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
Cubo Tightens Security
After Plane Seizure

HAVANA, Oct (AP).-Seizure Of Cuban ariner by
renadetong who forced the pilot to fly to Miami
brought on new security drive against enforcement
activities here today.
Air Force Chief Ameda issued orders prohibiting
night flights of private planes Cuba without prior
eminent clearance.
Air force headquarters authorized police remen to omen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
STAR BURST
WALL CLOCK
6.Q5 ,'.. t..

A charming decorator pieee-yet it's
an accurate electric wall clock. For
any room in the house, the gold frame
hos the CLEAN and the elegance of a
radiant stor Simple face and dial.
l8" tip to tip. Black only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
ReserYists to Meet

Branch 4 Of the Fleet Reserve
Association will meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Kenna-Main
American Legion Clubhouse,
1901 Nichols avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

Sport, dressy or costume styles. All
with " jewels-oII delightful time
pieces for men and women in q WON
derful orroy of various metals. Broce-
let-tyPe Straps, etc. Fully Guaranteed
for one year.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Peru Rushes Aid
ToQuoke Zone

LIMA, Peru. Dec. 26 (AP).-
President Manuel Prado's gov.
ernment ordered relief supplies
flown today to the mountain
Gus Cangallo department oi
Southern Peru, stricken by ar
earthquake.
Fragmentary reports from
that department quoted pro-
vincial authorities as saying
persons were killed and 81 in
jured at the village of Poma.
bamba. Two hundred fifty-fou
of Pomabamba's homes were
reported destroyed.
Two other villages. Molle.
bamba and Huantapuguio, also
were reported hard hit.
Communications betweer
Lima and Cangallo, about 40C
miles southeast of this capital
were so poor it was not known
exactly when the quake oc-
Cured or where it centered.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

4 PM, WRC-Football. Con-
tinuation of Blue-Gray ALL
Star Game, Cramton Bowl,
Montgomery. Ala.
4 PM, WTOP-Metropolitan
Opera. Continuation Of
Strauss Der Rosenkava-
lier."
7:O5, WWDC-Report to the
People. David B. Karrick
Of the Board of Commits
sioners for the District. will
be interviewed by two Wash
ington newsmen.
1920, WWDC - Scholastic
Sports. Members Of the
Scholastic Sports Associa-
ton report on scores and
sports activities at various
high schools.
1905, WTOP - Special News
Program. Steve Cushing
narrates a report looking
ahead to 1860 in major areas
of activity affecting the
Washington Metropoli a n
area. Subjects included will
be business, taxation, home
rule, transportation, the cul-
tural center, leisure activi-
ties, welfare. crime, religion
and politics.
Evening star., 1959-12-26
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

400, WRC az - Football.
Continuation of Blue-Grey
Game. Champion Bowl,
Montgomery, Ala.
400, WTOP (9) - Football.
Continuation of the Copper
Bowl, Southwest All-Stars
VS.. National All-Stars.
1880, WRC ~ - Bonanza.
"Paiute War" A trader as
saults two Indian women
and then attempts to shift
the blame for the incident
to Adam Cartwright. Lorne
Green. Pernell Roberts. RE
peat.)
$3.50, WMAL (D-Leave 1t to
Beaver. "June's Birthday"
Gullible Beaver is taken in
by a fast-talking saleslady.
Jerry Mathers, Tony Dow,
hugh beaumont.
$3.50, WRC tA-Five Fingers.
Operation Ramrod." David
Hedison, Luciano Paluzzi.
1890, WTTG (5-PlayhouSe
Five. Beyond Tomorrow. /"
Richard Carlson. Q94O.)
1880, WTOP C9-Ten- Thirty
Theater. Key Largo" Ed
ward G. Robinson, Hum
phrey Bogart. Q948)
11:OO. WMAL (0-Saturday
Night Movie. Dark Vic
tory" Bette Davis, George
Brent. Q939O
1915, WRC (4)-Feature Fes-
tival. "Harbor Of Missing
Men," Richard Denning,
Barbara Fuller. (1949O
12::35, WTOP (9) - Shock!
THE Man Who Lived
Twice" Ralph Bellamy,
Marian Marsh. (1936)
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Stars With Pistol

Mr.. Jensen would rather use
consideration than constraint
However. the 230-pound, g.
foot-l man, one of the Police
Departments ace pistol shots
comments:
THE only time to use force
is to overcome resistance. In
that case, a policeman has q
legitimate right and a duty tc
use any method to protect him.
self. If a hand is laid on me
I'll fracture as many skulls as
I can reach"
Even so. he says, neither the
nightstick nor jail is the real
solution. AS Baptist lay evan
gelist, he spends his spare time
and days off speaking at about
a dozen meetings in settlement
projects and elsewhere each
month.
Writer of Tracts
He has written numerous
tracts about juvenile delinquen-
cy and moral regeneration, in.
cluding one titled What the
Bible says about Policemen,
Stressing John the Baptist,
ethical instructions to the
Roman legionnaires.
The world is dying for q
little love. Everyone is SO busy
running around trying to keer
up with an economy that's al
ready over our heads. We have
more gadgets and less goodnes,
than we've ever had.
Il don't believe the answer is
in new houses and new play.
grounds, but in new people
They can be changed, and only
the gospel can change them
The gospel of Christ can change
anybody"
Evening star., 1959-12-26
Continued From Page B-(

Continued From Page B-6
and says she bought it herself.
Rhonda recently finished The
Crowded Sky" with Dana An
drews, then I start a night
club tour at the Palm Springs
Chi-Chi." she says. "and then
Miami, then the Waldorf, then
back to Hollywood for a French
movie, The Man Who Cried"
Marie Windsor is serious
about her real estate career.
When I told her she looked
tired, Marie admitted, I've
been studying every night for
my real estate exam. I'm also
going from one TV show to
another Bourbon Street
Beat to Grand Jury" Marie
explains her success pattern:
New nose and a new agent.
Eva Bartok, that mysterious
actress from Budapest, is
spending the New Years holi-
day in Rome. And the man who
takes her dining and dancing is
that popular man-about-night-
clubs, Baby Pignatari. But no
marriage" he insists. Adding,
II will never marry again" Fa-
nous last words for a
bachelor.
Robert Stacks TV series,
"The Untouchables," is win
ming the Look Magazine award,
"for the best dramatic show of
the year." And I own 25 per
cent Of it." beams Robert. He's
one of the new breed of TV re-
sidual millionaires.
Peter LORE is starting 1860
is weighty fashion-he tips the
scale at 210 poundS-and that's
a lot of LORE. well, they like
me plump" says Peter in his
friendly, but lugubrious voice.
Evening star., 1959-12-26

area with which he's familiar
Il try to discharge my duties
first as a Christian. then as a
policeman" he said.
When a person comes to
the place that he realizes the
word of God does have the
answers to the problems of
society. it is amazing what
happens.
In motley, jumbled East Har-
lem, with its Italian-Negro-
Irish German Puerto Rican
population and the biggest con-
centration of youth gangs in
town, the high crime rate has
declined during Mr.. Jensen's
tenure.
Urged to Make Friends
He urges his force to make
friends with residents, to help
them with their troubles. OFF,
GERS are sent into schools to
make talks.
I'VE try to latch on to every
opportunity TO do good" he
said.
1t may be attending an or
phan girls graduation, or ar
ranging a funeral for some
lonely dweller or a policeman
bringing a batch of young ones
to the station house while their
mother is whisked to a hospital.
Mr.. Jensen's Office door is al
ways open to any youngster who
Evening star., 1959-12-26

Tonights top sho1s as preuie,ped by TV Rey's STAFF
tho attend TehedrSdLs match screenings and dndlyse
opinions are offered as guide to area UietDers.
isn't bit Close but should be quite comfort to the
average weekend golfer. There's strong wind but
hardly bad enough to ruin mans game as drasticay
does to Of todays players buffers will be fas-
cnated and the losers comment at the excellent
500 pm, WMAI-7.
Perry MasOn-Case of the Moh-Eaten Mink" "a repeat)
Perry and his secretary Della stroll into restaurant in
time to the attempted murder of waitress. The
takes number of devious turns but Mason stolidly
puts the pieces together Workmanlike whodunit with
a nice performance by Robert Osterloh nervous
suspect 7:30 pm, WTOP-9.
Dick CIark-No chatty visitors tonight just group of teen
ayers pals like Brook Benton Freddy Cannon, Carl Dob
knS jr, Jimmy Clanton and Ray Paterson singing This
Time of Year" (Benton Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy"
(Cannon), and similar gems, in Winter Wonderland
setting. 7:30 pm, WMAL-7.
Mr.. Lucky-"Hijacked" wel-made show. Lucky is up
against respected citizen who he'll drive him out
of the gambling business The guy tries to blow Lucky,
boat and wife kingdom and almost succeeds IN
accomplishing the task. Also, few smart cracks by
Anamo, Lucky'S assistant and another pretty gr' LII
Kardell 900 pm, WTOP-9
Have Gum Will TraveI-Paladin helps old gang thief
make peace with the citizens of little town, and does
it with a small gesture Before the happy ending there's
gun fight among members Of the ex-thiefS family
that unite satisfactory Show boasts of the newest
and best young villains in Robert Donough, VINO plays
member of the thiefs family. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
GunsmOke-Swel show. When two joint tenant farmers
feud Marshal Dillon clamps them both in jail to calm
the men down. and gets an idea how to make them
friends again. Entertaining entry and not at all grim
The biggest laugh comes from Doc who ruins Deputy
CheSter's house of cards about halfway through the
episode. 1000 pm, WTOP-9.