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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
New Cuban Army
Head Is Negro
AMP. Reports

Chicago Especial to Associated
Negro Press)-A source close to
the Cuban government Of Prime
Minister Fdel Castro told the
Associated Negro Press exclusively
last week that Maj. Juan Almeida,
new commander of the Cuban
army, is a Negro, but added, Tn
Cuba, 1t makes no difference"
The disclosure was made in an
swer to a query by an AMP staff
member here. For the time being
at least, the name Of the informant
is being withheld.
Maj. Almeida, whose features
are Negroid, replaced Maj. Camille
Cienfuegos, missing on an all
flight and presumed dead. Las
week, Cuba observed a day o.
mourning as flags were hung a.
half mast for Ciefuegos.
The youthful Almeida has beer
moving up steadily in the Castrc
high command. He was Cuban ali
chief prior to his last appointment
by Castro, having taken over tina
post from another former revol
utionary who deserted and Is nov
living in the United States.
Almeida is one of the original g.
men who landed with Castro Il
Cuba prior to last Jan. 1 over
throw of President Fulgencio Bat
ista. He has the complete confid
ence of the prime minister. it is re
ported.
Trained with Castro in Mexic
for the gruelling test in Cubs
Almeida is versed in guerilla war
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
Africa At A Glance
GUINEA TARGET OF REDS??

GUINEA TARGET OF REDS::
ANP)-Prtme Minister Felix HOuphouet- Bosny Of
said recent interview that wo
communism has launched drive to penetrate Africa from newly
independent controls the world
Minister who not himself Communist Is sur
rounded by communist" Houphouet-Boigny said
PHILIPS NOTED IN NEW STAMP ISSUE
Accra ANP)-A portrait of Btans Prince Philip the
Duke of Ednbug will be featured on new stamp issue 10
day which will cost three cents
magenta show Ghanas coat Of arms
The design selected in an international contest
GENERAL STRIKE UGANDA
Karpaa Uganda ANP)-Th National Trade Union Congress
call general work soppage throughout this
strike Of African railway workers
COMMERCIALS" FOR KENYA
Nirobi (ANP-rhe Kenya Broadcang Corporation which took
broadcasting Gable Wireless Ltd Oct in
pogrammng within the past few weeks
and series of hour-long discussion pro-
grams of information education and
entertainment throughout the country.
SOUTH AFRICAN STOW-A-WAY FINDS REFUGE IN LIBERIA
Monrova (ANP)Leonard Gabriel o. of Omanboland
offered asylum and chance for freedom here TINS
week United States Gabriel last month
bound for the s. because he was
satisfied with economic and social conditions IN MS native m
immigration planned send him back to South Africa
til the Liberian government interviewed
MORE HOUSES NAIROBIANS
Narob Kenya ANP)A housing project planned
which will provide homes Aalemba
housing minister proposed plan similar project had
because OF lack OF
PRINCE PHILIP BRITAIN VISITS GHANA
Accra Philip husband Btains Queen
Elizabeth received roaring welcome when he arrived here last week
by a visit.
Nkrumah Gen. Earl Listowel led
welcoming the prince
Philips mile flight directly from Britain
and Prince Philip at
Bamora Castle in Scotland
AFRICAN WINS SS4,O LOTTERY
Salisbury, Rhodesia (ANP)Emanue Dongo African truck
driver national lottery
the lottery How
recently changed permit the entry of Africans
Dongo readily spent $4,000 brand Amer
make unknown
SOUTH AFRICAN AUTHOR SPEAKS AT HOWARD
Washin c.. V. Petersen
guest the unversys Rankin
chapel exchange country
a of the American Institute
KENYA EMERGENCY" ENDED But KENYATTA TO STAY IN
DETENTION
Eng (ANP)1he British Government has ended the
emergency has Kenya 1852.
many African deanees will be released
prescribed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04

fare and an important man to the
revolution.
Among other things, he is ex-
pected to lay down stringent meas
ures and precautions to cope with
any counter-revolutionary upris-
ing. He knows Pinar del Rio and
Las Villas provinces, focal points
of the July 26th revolution, having
warred in the territories with
Castro.
At last report, 21s counter-rev-
dictionaries were reported arrested
in the provinces by Cuban author
tiles during a 48-hour period.
Our informant refused to elabor-
ate further on developments in
Cuba and about Maj. Almeida, re-
ferring us to a higher authority.
We are awaiting a report from
the latter source.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04

people say they do not have the
Christmas spirit earlier. They want
to feel "Christmasy".
So now, you may do your Christ
mas shopping because Christmas
is in the air, all of the decorations
are up and it is really the season
of the happy heart.
Christmas is a time to forgive
and forget all past heartaches
and start over again.
On with your Christmas shop
ping and be very happy you are
alive and doing as well as you are,
physically, financially and above
all, spiritually.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

BEGIN AGAIN
Every day is a fresh beginning,
Every morn is the world made
new;
You who are weary of sorrow and
SHINING,
Here is a beautiful hope for you
A hope for me and a hope for you.
All the past things are past and
over,
The tasks are done and the tears
are shed;
Yesterdays errors let yesterday
cover;
Yesterdays wounds, which smarted
and bled,
Are healed with the healing which
night has shed.
Yesterday now is a part forever
Bound up in a sheaf, which God
holds tight;
With glad days and sad days and
bad days which never
Shall visit US more with their
bloom and their blight,
Their fullness of sunshine or sor-
rowful night.
Let them go, since we cannot
relieve them,
Cannot undo, and cannot atone;
God in His mercy, receive, forgive
them;
Only the new days are our own.
Today is ours, and today alone.
Susan Coolidge
Evening star., 1959-10-04
Program Listinss

his secretory plot oooinst the life
OF scientist Lem eorton. George
Nador.
5-Assisnment Fer'sn Legion.
7-Lsovs II 10 BsaveF.
9-Wantsd Decd or Alive.
A phony sheriff intsrferes with
RondoIl's efforts to corral his
man. Steve McQuesn stars.
800
4-Ths Deputy. Western.
Like Father" Henry Fonda
5-Den Owens JsmboFss.
Hour Country music.
7-L0wrenee WsIk. Variety.
! Hour. Special show from Ho-
woiion Hotel, Honolulu.
9-Brenner. Police.
$3.50
Alive Fingers.
"Dossier." A VentriIoquist proves
valuable in seoreh for secret Pc
pers. Storing Oovid Hedison.
lueiono PoIuz1i and Edoor ser-
gen.
0-Heve Gun. Will Trsvsl.
1000
5-StaF Performance. Drama.
David NiVsn stars.
7.Jubiies v. S. A.
hsuT. Country style music.
Carl Smith subs fer Red Foley.
9-Gunsmoke. Western.
1880
Alt Could De You.
Evening star., 1959-10-04

s-PIoyhouse Five. Movie.
IA Hours. Deep Wstsrs."
ls4s. Dana Andrews.
9-Showeose. Movie.
2h Hours. "For Whom the 1sIl
Tolls" Adeptstien of Hefnin5-
woy novel set during Sponish Civil
Wor 1913. Cory ceopsr end
lnsrid Bergman.
100
4-News. Sports.
Sproeue. Michael.
7-S0tuFdGy Night Nevis.
IN hsuTs. This Above All"
1912. The romance between Q
British soldier and pstrietic olh.
Tyrone Power. Joan Fontoins.
4-comeo TheoteV. Movie.
COLOR. Strong Medicine"
Potrick O'NeoI, Joe Moross and
Mary Webster. First D. c. tsls-
cost.
Simmer Ssnetum. Drama.
100
4-lnspiration.
1z:SS
S-Shoekl Movie.
Ia Hours. THE Invisible Men
Returns. 1910. A man uses
invisibiIity to hunt for his hecth-
er's murderer. Vincent Rfies,
Nan Gray.
z:3o
o-Meditotion. WeathsF.
Evening star., 1959-10-04
October 10
EVENING


900
4.Annis oakIey.
5.Milt Grant Show. Variety
Iva Hours. Teen-aesrs' dance
party.
7-Air Power.
"Ths 1906" 1t. Gen. James
DoelittIe narretes.
$50
4-yuVsniIe Court.
7-St0te Trooper. Police.
9-les Skotins coFnlvoI.
6:45
S-Ssturdey News. Special.
TOO
4-BoFder Patrol.
7.SsG Hunt. Adventure.
9-Hishwoy Petrol. Crime.
7:3o
4.Bonenxo. Color.
HOUR. Enter Mark Twoin."
Mark Twain leods q newspaper
tisht eooinst Q corrupt Judge.
hoWsrd Duff and john LifsI.
Jack Warden, PsrnsII Roberts.
5.NAiekey Rooney Show.
7-Diek Clark Show. Variety.
9.PsFFy Mason. Mystery.
"The Coss Of the Watery Wit
ness" Mason is hired by man
to establish the fact that once
famous octress is his wife's real
mother. Raymond Burr ond Bor-
bofo Hale stor.
500
5-Jvdse Roy Beon. Comedy.
7-High Rood. Adventure.
"Tomino Mighty River" His
tory Of the Mississippi and the
secret weapon" which oided
Army engineers to control it..
$3.50
4-The Man and the ch'll'nge.
Experiments in Terror" A
trusted hioh-leveI scientist and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Friday

IZ:SU-MoNio L-------------- !,
500 Your Fomily Doctor -------
Movie: Juvenile covrf" ---- u
lin Bowie -- Y;
5;I5-Mrs Nosh 49,
6:o0-AAevie: "Ntatienai vslvsf', p. H. !:
6:30-Afrieon Petrol a
7:0o-Pre Football Hishlishis -. u
I0:@5.Movie: "kerihwssi Passage" - !:
ll:20-Mevis: Crime Sehoor 1890
l:oo-Bonvs feature. international lady"
l:l5-lote News ----. I:
l.o5-Movie u
l:20-Normen Vineea: peoIo ------ u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, o. c.
November Q, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Baltimore Programs i-wsAI Nov. 81
listed those not the wshTs. ply. those which on me S ar
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-06
Afric on
Pre- sid ent
Visits USA

Guinea's President Sekou
TOure and his wife were
greeted by Vice President
and Mrs. Richard Nixon, a
military band and a 21 gun
salute
The proud and handsome
African leader conferred with
President Eisenhower and
Secretary of State Herter
Toure said his countrymen
welcomed a realistic program
Of collaboration with the
United States
State department author
tiles seemed nervous when
the visitor asked to visit a
southern state Toure and his
party toured the University
of North Carolina before fly
ing to Chicago and Los An
geleS.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-06
sc
Wreckers
Cou 9 ht

we didn't know that bull
dozer was loaded said the
pint sized leader of a gang
of eight juveniles who ad-
mitted starting a road grader
Whick rammed into and
wrecked part of the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Johnson
at 2503 E. Corona.
The seven other boys a
greed with their leader, who
said none realized there was
gasoline in the tank of the
road grader when we pushed
the starter button
In addition to $4,000 dam
age to the Johnson home,
several fences were knocked
over, and $1,000 damage
caused to utility poles and
a Salt River Power District
transformer.
Mrs. Johnson suffered a
bruised right hip when the
heavy machine crashed thru
a wall into the bedroom, de-
stroying all the furniture
inside.
The boys were taken to
MaricOpa County Detention
Home. Their ages ranged
from IL to Is.
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-06
Take A
Second Look

CITIZENS OF PHOENIX ARE HEARING the blaudits
Of the Charter government wbicb has been control TOR
past years The public urged keep them in
office and maintain their firm grip municipal affairs Of
300 900 Pboenicians
WITHIN TEN YEARS little actual i'm mmouemen bas
been recorded in The field Of human relations Several
attempts to form commission Haison beween
city officials and representatives Of minority groups bape
been steadily refused Efforts improve problems arising
OF racial national origin bave proven
ful because OF The Cbartertes 'do notbing' policy
AS THE NUMBER Of job opportunities in municipal
it should be noted that brobortlonae
the number OF jobs for Negroes bas Increased Most OF
The Negroes bred for the usual mop and bucket brigade
wble fen elevated for foemans supervisors
ON THE ENTIRE city staff Of employees less than
ten Negroes baDe "wbte collar position None Of the
guardians OF The law policemen baDe reached a
sergeants rank though Negro officers baDe been
The force for than a dozen years
THESE CONDITIONS HAVE NOT been eased in ten
years and the time ripe for change the city govern
the polls Tuesday and pull the Lever for
the Phoenix Ticket faces wbo should be
given chance really make Phoenix city Of progress
for all people
THE PHOENIX TICKET candidates are young vgor
ways Of running city witbou catering group
The Phoenix Ticket emphasizes all times sound and
effective human relations in its administration
Arizona tribune., 1959-11-06
w e d SIS Y e ar S

Mr. & Mrs Lee Hutchinson
of COL w Cocopah celebrated
their 55th wedding anniver-
sary recently They were
married Oct 20. 1904. in
Forest City. Ark and have
lived here 80 years They
have 10 children go grand
children and Ii great grand
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
w. 81. 2O-Yeor Club
Gets 2ONewMembers

the club. was introduced. Five
Of the eight 50-Year members
of the store attended last night.
They we're: Miss Mary e.
Cleary, Miss Collins. James w,
Harley, Clarence A. Venable,
sr., and George w. Wilding.
Mrs. Brainard w. Parker and
Mrs. John Tyssowski. daugh-
tiers of Mr.. Woodward. the
founder, were introduced to the
audience. Mrs. Parker is the
presidents mother, and Mrs
Tyssowski, wife of the chair
man of the executive commit
tee, is his aunt.
In addition to Mr.. Collins,
the new officers of the club are
Mrs. Evelyn S. Collins, vice
president; Mrs. Catherine A,
Lewis, secretary; and George
r. Lindsay, treasurer.
New club members are:
Mrs. Margaret Adams, An
drew Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy
Barr, Mrs Abby Boteler, Mrs.
Pearl Brown, Mrs. Ruth Brown
Waldo Chown, William Court
ney. Coley Davis, Mrs. Caroline
Domer, Mrs. Marie Emerson
Mrs. Nettie Lumpkin. Mr.. Lut-
trell, Mrs. Rose Nagel, William
Nalley, William Russell, John
Sharrah, Horace Voiles. Mrs
Lois Ward and Guy Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Hotel Man Shot
During HoIdup

SALISBURY. Md, April Is
(SpeciaD State police we're
looking for an armed robber
here tonight who shot the
operator of a small hotel-store
during a hold-up attempt,
putting the victim in the
hospital.
Admitted to Peninsula Cen
eral Hospital with two bullet
wounds in the chest was Cor
nelius M. Hook. so, who police
said. is in fair condition.
State Police Sergt. Thomas
Veidtz said a man about Is
years old entered the Water
view Hotel at nearby Water
view and demanded money. He
is believed to have fed empty
handed, but not before firing
what police said they thought
was a pistol. Police broadcast
a lookout for a Negro man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

A. Lothrop Luttrell. a men,
Der of the board of directors of
Woodward g. Lothrop and a
grandson of a founder of the
department store. Alvin Mason
Lothrop. last night was in
Quoted into its 20-Year-Club.
The ceremony, at which 20
new members were admitted,
was a highlight of the dinner
in the Statler- Hilton Hotel, at
tended by 460 persons. Andrew
Parker, a grandson of another
founder, Samuel Walter Wood
ward, was postmaster. Mr..
Parker is president of the COM
pany and has been a club mem
Der since 1857.
Miss Esther K. Marks, the
outgoing club president, intro
duced her successor, E. Warren
COLLISION.
officials said that of the 5000
store members, GAL are mem
bers of the 20-Year Club. The
store was founded in 1880, and
the club was organized in 1918.
Miss NJ. Dora Collins, who
was with the store for 20 years
when she became a member of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
FotoI Shooting Laid
To Russian Roulette

DEL RIO, Tex, April Is
(AP).-Investigators blamed a
game of Russian roulette for
the fatal shooting here last
night of Airman Michael Cur
rey, Is, of Wall, Pa.
They said a companion with
Altman Currey from neighbour
ing Laughlin Air Force Base
told of placing one bullet in
the revolver. spinning the
cylinder, putting the pistol to
his head and pulling the trig-
ger. 1t didn't fire.
Airman Currey did the same
thing, the other airman said,
and the weapon discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

braking system gone when he
touched down here. He hit
emergency air brakes that
snapped the 4O.0O0-pound plane
to a stop in 900 feet.
Nose wheel Tire Holds
The impact Of the braking
blew the two sets Of giant tires
on either SIDE Of the fuselase.
The nose wheel tire held as the
big ship wobbled to a rough
stop.
Fifty four passengers got
down safely earlier as Capt.
Lowell HUFF brought in an
other FKC-4, this one headed
from Chicago to Detroit. with
one of its underlying tires fiat.
Both pilots are from Chicago.
Each plane carried a crew Of
four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
II Reservists Escape
In Mary Bomber Crash

DETROIT. AM rs (AP)-
Eleven Naval air Aservists mar
rowly escaped tiury tonight
when q Navy Nptune patrol
bomber crashed and caught
FIRE on a landik at nearby
Crosse lie Naval Ir Station.
The planes bnding gear
cracked when tp tires blew
out on hitting thlrunway. 1t.
Comdr. d. r. NGillivray Of
Birmingham. Min, the pilot.
an officer co-piloland nine en-
listed crew membts-eot out Of
the burning crafllsafely. The
FIRE was extinguihed by the
Naval Air StationE fire depart
ment.
Comdr. McGilkray, COM
manding officer d Naval Re-
serve Fleet Air Sevice Squad
ron 1855, had justbrought the
plane in from a light famili-
arization fight.
There was no exclamation for
the blowout.
Third in "a Tours
The incident We the third
of its kind within a hours in
Michigan. Last niat 102 pas
sengers had brief rights as
their two Capitl Airlines
planes came downcrippled at
Grand Rapids. De, Capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

plane came down on a blown
tire. the other blew It's four
main tires in landing.
The plane that landed safely
on four Of It's i've tires carried
"a passengers. The one that
blew out all four main tires
carried 4S.
No one was hurt in either
landing which occurred about
three hours apart. Neither plane
was damaged.
Capt. Russell Irwin, flying a
four-engined De- from Detroit
to Chicago. found his hydraulic
The Adak sun., 1959-06-29

SAILOR KltlED ON wtnDlNo1 EVE
 GUTTENBEEG, N.J., rejected suitor last week#shot and killed a 23-year-old sailor who was to marry q girl both men had courted police said.
 The victim, Jacob Bronler, was sail CT stationed in Rhode Island, police said
 Arrested for the slaying was Robert Sharp, 32, tavern owner, of Union City.
 According to police, Sharp had been a suiton of the girl Bronler was to marry, Mari ianna Shaiblon, ,2l.
 Bronl CT $ mother, Mrs. Sabina Glanz, 43, also was shot and is in critical con- dition at North Huds@n hospital, Weehaw- ken.
 Police said Sharp, carrying 3o-cali- Der rifle, went to Bronler's apartment building that morning, he left the riflo in the hallway and entered Bron1er's apartment, police said.
 Sharp tried to talk the young sailor and Miss sShabilon cut f their wedding plans. When he failed to change their minds, Sharp stormod back into the hall way, got his rifle and ent back into the apartment, Police said.
 ,4,,;rSh4rFpo, shet ma killed Bronler end, cri- tica ;1E " in njurod his hSt said. Miss Shabif1:on, vas net shot, The shootings ofc9nfrqa; o}9lfr 4sl;j5n Fl kitchen. 2
 Then sha9y35 D., j 8SYea tlis f1flo oat If hallway window, I:olice- said. lie was arr ested in front of the building.
 Neig ghbors said Sharp had been .}Eoingg:d}ut 1t with Miss Sh ebilon for several years, u1i- til she met Branlsr 3 few @ !a2ntLs:;4tg .~''''
 t.%s ~xll: .>.ty**.: . <cs:>.z- ~z:~@*'': -s% i:& >. Icf< 6ox CHAINS 5-YeAk 23t+c3 2l+lc::. ...' ;" :
The Adak sun., 1959-06-29
A-&. 4cS.t..z. ~zt;*,': .es% ':: j.. ICE BOX SEAMS SHEAR Ct[1.",..

CHICAGO, 4 s-yoar-old boy mh53se mother waited through the night for police word on his disappearance last we2k was found suffocated in 9 discarded ice box on tfir back porch. '~~. s:-1I
 Police said Russell Nightengales older brother malcolm, ', who foun4 Russells body, told then the brothers had played hide-and-seek with neighbor children the
The Adak sun., 1959-06-29

night ~before, taking ttaalrfls .hia1Ag fin.
 The victz ststhor, t;.i Violet, G,tn;e night befhre 'fepor:ted the boy miss ing. She told police she recently had moved the%ice box to the back porch, intending to throW it away:
 The. victim was one of eight chi1d- ren :.'e'H ..:. :::
The Adak sun., 1959-06-29

Ask5:"MteGy FOR KILLER <; .o :1.:,:
 ~'@ 34 +tt +:,' @::; :.-.@*!i .:% i:
 PHILADz1FH FHf1A;; The state cf%Peennsylvan-1 ia last week granted the wish of a erie -stri ckon father Whet,: Il ea4sa for mercy for the slayer @..5f his :thfee-1 ;l* year-oldI daughter: 2l.7.<. .24.:# ;@.@ ;-.@1:
 District lsttdrney Victor H. *B1anoo22 ;. an ounced that Edward J.. ...Ce6ney; IS, |. who 1tunfessed St rang ing 'litt4e3Beeky o> Holt in the basclront If his h ne ear-ss-G = : Her this zhh35nth;; Ihas~ beon4 feunGa1 :tero1 tivnally dis sturSod at4da> will '.notI1 ber1t,;1 tri ed Iff51 r. murder. rts 5:' si< +2\<-i! >,e5
 In ;an open letter wri t;ten a>ff tsry the s1aying, BeckytsIga athezs,,> Ana atol1>I' Wolf Eiclt, 3l-yyar-5Atl 1hatff fesaatioiaE, pl eals3d for 4fe1t rather t tti}.rl' osseng.- eancs" for the CotJney boy. Iii ~"1... ::@ K.
 ntaa<I' caught the boy T. in fiit the act J. * I woul, have wishedA to 'kia I hilny Holt :: wrote, 'Now that there is nc u1adozn1yt: If what is ione, I ~crl y wish tc help him. Let nc feelings of caveman yer-s Geapce influence us. lot us rather kefp(' m swl1c di~. SC irhunan Q %thing.3: Ca t:4ANlK5 LAKE NJ CHANCES
 WITH pfAS1lt- BAGS :, T: PAT ET5SON, N.J., A cleaning an- laun- der ing establishnlont here announced last week it has destrcyod 6,5o0 pla- stic garment bags. The White Swan !cl aanarsaa saia it was switching back stu .ar rer,~ ~bags rather than take cha nee on> >rno of it's nlastic bags claim ing the life of . child by suffoca- $sr.- .---..-------- - -------------: FOR CFFIClAL USE ONIY. DESTROY ..FTER TT HIS SERVED ITS PURPOSE. THIS PRESS LUST NOT FILL INTO UN. .UTHORIZED HANDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Foreign Touches
Enhance Home

cepting only the study. has It's
own door to the outside. The
living room and dining room
share one In the dining room.
This Is an idea the Aliens
picked up when stationed in
Japan. There they occupied
q Japanese house that had
access to the outdoors from
every room and they SO liked
this convenience that they
insisted on 1t in their latest
house.
Europe is represented in
the chandeliers In many of
the first-fioor rooms. The
Aliens purchased them years
ago in Paris and have had
them In storage since.
An unusual feature Of the
living room and dining room,
which are decorated In Louis
the XIV and XVI style by
Ray Bates Associates, is the
woodwork and cabinetry by
Ross Wheat Of Washington.
Over each of the doorways
In these rooms the woodwork
extends to the ceiling and
acts as a frame for a
painting.
The house was built for
the Aliens by Frank S.
Phillips. Inc.-it is located at
the edge Of that firms Berke-
ley development-the same
builder who constructed all
three of the houses the couple
built here In previous years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Housing Center Exhibit

Organized by the Museum
of Modern Art in New York
City. the exhibition consists
of 80 panels with photo
graphic engagements, plans
and explanatory text. It will
continue at the Housing
Center until June 80.
Five particular types OF
construction are covered in
the exhibit. These are the
arch-rib system. used since
the Middle Ages; applications
Of reinforced concrete for
thin shell construction: can
tilevered construction; lattice
network systems for light
weight spans. and use of the
tensile properties Of steel for
suspending structures.