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Evening star., 1959-11-10
SAMUEL ]. LANAHAN,
ROBERT p. sTRANAHAN, Jr.
Attorneys
e1s Transportation Building

6I6 Transportation Building
Washington 8. d. c.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 9S695,
Administration.--This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
the state Of Maryland. has OBJ:
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
ELIZA z. DARNEnLE, late Of the
District of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouch-
ers thereof. legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the
2gth day of April, AID. 1860;
otherwise they may by law be ex:
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this 4
sGapES aata S'y yJAcSkssoSSc 4 Sc'2SsE; psR;NEGGs LIE
THEoDoRE IEeSSs5Isi coosWELL' ossLI,' Resistsi
of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
no3,10.17
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR
The District Of Columbia. C
FLOOD COMPANY, Plaintiff, vs.
EDITH H. MILLER and BERNA-
DEAN LILLYCROP, Defendants
Civil Action No: M 27S0-59.-
The object Of this suit is to re-
cover monies loaned to defendants
by plaintiff in the amount Of 5000
and to have Judgment Of con-
demnation Of certain property oi
the defendants levied on under ar
attachment issued in this suit u
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. IT IS
THEREFORE, this fifth day o1
November, ordered that the de-
PENDANTS appear in this court or
or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holi.
days, after the day of the mrs
publication of this order, to de.
fend this suit and show cause why
said condemnation should not bt
had: otherwise the suit will b'
proceeded with as in case of de-
fault. (s.) EDWARD A. BEARD
Judge. (SealD A True Copy Test
WALTER F. BRAMHALLs Clerk. By
JAMES H. DAWSON, Deputy Clerk
no10.17,24.
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3 or More Times, SOC Per Line
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SPECIAL NOTICES

1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. JAMES G.
ROBINSON, sol p st. NV. IL
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tccntinSad . Next Pace
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] Will NOT be responslbIe TOT any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. T E RRY o.
THURTLE, Nav. Comm. Sta.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

ILUAbLE LEASEHOLD INTERE
BY Public Auction
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Princess Soruyu
Denies Rumors
Of Engagement

ROME, Dec. 16 CAP.-Prin-
cess Soraya of Iran today
denied rumors that she is about
to convert to Roman cathol-
icism and to become engaged
to handsome Prince Raimondo
Orsini.
The divorced wife of the
Shah of Iran issued her denial
a few hours before a big party
at the Orsini Palace at which
rumor said the engagement
would be announced.
The denial was issued through
her secretary. who said it re-
ferred to all engagement ru-
mors and report of impending
conversion"
You can say that this denial
comes from the Princess her.
SELF" the secretary said.
Meanwhile. Msgr. Thomas
Ryan. the Irish-born prelate
who serves as translator and
English teacher for Pope John
XIII, laughed of published
reports that he was giving
Soraya religious instructions.
Il have never seen her except
in newspaper pictures" he said.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
MuniIu Asks U. S.
To Reconsider
Rejected Claims

MANILA. Dec. is (AP).-The
Philippines asked the United
States today to reconsider it's
refusal Of the bulk of $500 mil
lion in Philippine claim S
against the United States Gov
eminent.
In a note to Secretary of
State Christian A. Herter, de-
livered to the American EN-
bassy here, Philippine Foreign
Secretary Felixberto Serrano
said he Hoped the United States
refusal was not final.
My people. particularly hun
dreds Of thousands of Filipino
war veterans who stood by
your country in the darkest
hours Of our common cause,
would feel deeply grieved if
such were the actual intent of
your Government" the note
said.
The claims, turned down by
Washington last August, in
clude items for additional war
damage payments and payment
for Filipino military services
against the Japanese.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Elizabeth Taylor
Wins Libel Suit

LONDON, Dec. l6 (AP).-
Film Star Elizabeth Taylor
won an apology and an undis-
closed amount of cash today
from a British weekly which
implied that she stole Singer
Eddie Fisher from Actress Deb
bic Reynolds.
Counsel for the defendant.
Weekend, conceded that an
alleged interview with Miss
Taylor which led her to sue
for libel was a phony.
The story appeared in the
Weekend issue of last April %.
1t was advertised on the front
page with headlines saying.
"Frankest Interview Ever: Liz
Taylor. I Didn't Steal Eddie. >"
Before his marriage to Miss
Taylor, the singer was Miss
Reynolds husband.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Pact at Sufewuy
Averts Strike by
Truck Drivers

A strike threatened for to-
morrow by truck drivers for
Safeway Stores has been
averted with settlement of a
new four-year contract.
The contract calls for a
package increase amounting to
46 cents an hour over the Pc
riod of the agreement.
The 265 drivers, who haul
merchandise from the firms
warehouses to its stores, had
authorized a strike to begin to-
morrow If no agreement was
reached. They are members of
feamsterS Union Local 639.
Their contract expired Octo-
ber 81.
A 25-cents-an-hour increase
is to be retroactive to Novem-
Der / and remain in effect for
the first 18 months of the con-
tract. Then on April 80, 1861,
there will be a scent increase;
Evening star., 1959-12-16
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Paraguay Rebels Fail
To Spark Revolution

Fernandez. former head Of a
performers union, has taken
political asylum in Chile's EN-
bassy here.
Mr.. Bello said he notified
the Cuban Ministry of State of
Mr.. Fernandez presence yes
terday and asked Cuban recog-
milton Of his asylum.
Mr.. Fernandez, a well-known
televiSion singer in Cuba, re-
signed as national president of
the Cuban Association of Per-
formers Sunday following at
tacks against him printed in
the newspaper Revolution and
the Communist organ Hoy.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
z Gunmen Take $3.50
At13th St. Liquor Store

Two gunner, armed with pis-
tolls. robbed Morris Shock, SO,
co-owner of Bargain House
Liquors, 1913 Thirteenth street
NV. Of about $50 last night,
police reported.
One of the men. police said,
acted as a lookout, while the
other rifled the cash register
and took about $31 from an en-
ploye, Louis Honegman, ST.
1t was the third time the
store has been held up since
1852.
The holdup men were de-
scribed as colored. one wearing
a dark cap and jacket and the
other wearing a yellow jacket.
In another holdup last night,
Robert j. Hughes. 81, a de-
liveryman Of, the Macke Co.,
reported a man robbed him of
Sl,070 in company money as
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Conscientious Rookie
Tickets 81 Police Cars

MONTREAL, Dec. Is (AP)
-Thirty-one Montreal police
men found SIS parking tickets
on their patrol cars parked in
a reserved area behind police
headquarters this week.
The puzzled officers were told
a rookie did not know the
space was reserved for police
cars and took a no parking
sign literally.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

he parked his truck on the
Macke lot. I'LL First street
NE.
Police said the man, who was
described as colored. first asked
Mr.. Hughes the direction to
Georgetown. then pulled out
a blue steel revolver and de-
manded money. He was given
the money from the truck,
police said. He reportedly
missed another $1,000.
Abe MilIison, Al. proprietor
Of a grocery at 434 Thirteenth
street NE. was robbed of
about S135 from his cash reg
lister and his wallet, contain
ing about S75, last night.
One of the men carried a
pistol, police said, and the
other maintained a lookout.
They were described as COL
ored. in the middle 2Os.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Police Held
On nChurgeof
Charity Theft

DETROIT. Dec. 16 (AP)-
A skeleton police force main
tanned order in suburban Royal
Oak township today after eight
policemen and flremen were
suspended on charges that they
pocketed money collected for
charity in newspaper sales.
Among IL persons charged
with larceny by conversion
were Capt. william Ware, act
ling police chief, and Capt.
Samuel Mitchell, fire chief Of
the half-mile-square area on
Detroit's northern city limits.
State police investigators ar
rested the IL after buying
newspapers with $57 in marked
currency. The papers were
being sold on street corners to
raise funds to buy presents foi
needy children for Christmas.
State police said a 18th man
returned Sc of the marked
money, but none Of the rest
was turned in. Those arrested
included the policemen and
f1remen, a constable and three
civilians, including the son of
township Supervisor Elwood
Dickens.
The suspensions left the
area with six police officers and
three firemen. Supervisor Dick
ems said he would call in aux
iliary policemen for help.
Robert Thorne, one of the
civilians arrested, pleaded
guilty to the charge, was fined
S25 and placed on probation
for a year. The others pleaded
not guilty and were released
on 5000 bonds. They will be
tried in Justice Court to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Kosper Ends
Prison Term

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Dec. 16
(AP). - John KaSper, rabid
segregation leader, was released
from prison today after serving
a second term for melting
racial riots. But his freedom
was expected to be short-lived.
Kasper took a bus for Nash
vile, Tenn, where he faces a
six-month sentence for melting
riots during the start of that
city's public school deSegrega-
ton in 1857.
His enthusiasm for Segrega-
ton has not been dampened
by is months in prison, Kasper
said, but his campaign will be
conducted "in a different man
ner."
He was released in August,
1858, after serving 10 months
OF a one-year contempt-of-
court sentence in the Federal
correctional institution here.
Today he completed five
months of a six-month con-
tempt term.
Both sentences grew out of
the segregation riots at Clin-
ton (Tenn.) High School.
Kasper has appealed to the
United States Supreme Court
from the six-month State SEN
tence in Nashville, but expects
to lose the case.
He is under bond on the
Nashville charge. He said he
expects to have it extended
pending the Supreme Court de-
ciSion on his appeal. Mean
while he hopes to go to New
Jersey to visit relatives.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

ASUNCION, Paraguay, Dec.
Is (AP).-Rebel forces con-
tinued to fight skirmishes with
Paraguayan government troops
yesterday. but apparently failed
to spark a general revolt
against President Alfre d o
StroeSSner.
After early battle losses in
the uprising that began Satur-
day, the rebels were reported
trying to regroup and form a
strong guerrilla band.
The number of rebels still
in action in Paraguay could not
be determined. Rebel spokes-
men said the original force
consisted Of about 1000 men.
Reports from Posadas, Ar
gentina, just across the Para
guayan border, said hundreds
OF Paraguayan exiles are slip
ping across the Parana River
to join the fight.
The government declared the
invasion had been crushed, but
said some rebels still were at
large. 1t said mopping-up is
being carried out with success.
Mr.. Stroessner congratulated
the police, the army and the
people for putting down what
he called the ridiculous, re-
pugnant and detestable" at
tempt to overthrow him.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
CLASSMATE JOGS
ROCKEFELLER ON
OLD DEBT OF Csc

MILWAUKEE, CAP).-
Nelson A. Rockefeller, mil
lionaire Governor of New
York, was reminded last
night that he owes an old
Dartmouth College class
mate 25 cents.
George Whiteside Of
GAINESVILLE. Wis, recalled
the loan when he and Gov.
Rockefeller attended a re-
ception for 100 Wisconsin
Dartmouth alumni and
their wives.
Mr.. Whiteside said he
gave the rs cents to Gov.
Rockefeller 80 years ago
to get into a movie and
never got it back.
Gov. Rockefeller didn't
return the quarter last
night either. Mr.. White
side said he didn't want it.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

and John H. Kaufman, busi-
ness manager, joined Mr..
Kaufman in making the pre-
sentations of gold pins to the
25-year employees.
25-Year Members
New 25-year members are
Harvey M. DuLaney, advertis-
ing; Joseph j. Fullerman, ad-
vertising; George E. FURNACE,
composing room; Harry Good
man, Photographic, and Walter
E. Hannemann, advertising.
Also, John C. Henry, editori-
al; Maurice J. Horan, stereo-
type; George E. Huber, editori-
al; John c. Jacobson, compos-
ing room and Margaret L. Lor-
leberg, building, who is a life
Also Henry A. Lyon. editori-
al; Malcolm G. Major, art, who
is also a life member; Dom
aid N. NiklaSon, circulation;
Perry M. Penney, accounting,
and Dorothy r. Rains, adver-
tising.
Also Theodore r. Reisinger,
composing room: Francis r.
Routt, Photographic; Clyde T.
Simmons, press room; Jesse c.
Suter, editorial, a life member,
and Claude A. Thompson, cir
culation.
Nearly 400 persons, including
company directors and their
wives, attended the affair. I
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Memphis Rejects
Husty Inteqrution

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. IS
(AP) demand for quick
racial integration Of public
schools here has been rejected
by the Board of Education.
The board wrote the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People yester-
day that it does not deal with
specialized interest" groups
and therefore does not recognize
the NAACP petition.
All city schools are racially
separate. The only integrated
classes are at Memphis State
University, where eight Negroes
were admitted last fall after a
long legal fight.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Failure to Fix Home
Draws Jail Sentence

Adolph Atkinson of the 1900
block of Rosedale street NE,
was given 10 days in jail yes
terday for failing to comply
with a District building inspec-
tors order to repair his home.
Municipal Judge Mildred E.
Reeves handed him the SEN
tence after being informed the
homeowner had been warned
more than 10 times in the past
IA months to make repairs to
the windows, roof cutters and
stairs.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

on April 80. 1862, an lI-cent
increase, and another scent
increase on May 5. 1868.
The drivers and helpers had
been paid from $2.08 to S2.45
an hour under the expired con-
tract.
A four-week vacation after
20 years service goes into eff
feet in January, 1861, under the
new agreement.
Both sides met yesterday
with Federal Mediator James
A. Holden for last-minute ne
gotiations.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

4AlC 0O0A . S44AC4 PO4AOANd
Joined the newspaper in 1909,
was the only 50-year member
honored.
Also singled out for longtime
service were IL employees who
retired this year and became
life members" of The Star.
Samuel H. Kaufman, presi-
dent of The Evening Star News
paper Co., presented each of the
new life members with a sterling
silver bowl engraved with the
members name and years of
service.
Life Members
Star employees who became
life members and were guests at
the party with their wives were
George E. Binkerhoff, compos-
ing room, A years; Constantine
A. Brown, editorial, % years;
John j. Butterfly. editorial, 81,
and Albert C. Croisdale, COM
posing room, IS years service.
Also Herman Feldman, COM
posing room, so years; John ].
Ferber, composing room, 40:
George Frey, composing room,
80, and Frederick G. Hammer,
advertising, 81 years.
Also ]. Edward Lowery, COM
posing room, IS years; Ross L.
Smith, engine room, 80; and
William c. Thompson, garage,
80 years service.
B. M. McKelway, editor. New
bold Noyes, tr., executive editor
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Butistu Return Asked

HAVANA. Dec. 16 (AP).-The
Castro regime yesterday an
nounced plans to ask Portugal
for extradition of Fulgencio
Batista. deposed Cuban Presi-
dent now in exile in the Ma
deira Islands.
The two nations have no ex-
tradition treaty, but Cuban For
eign Minister Raul Roa said
the Ministry of Justice is pre-
pairing a petition.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Star Directors Honor
81 Veteran Employees

Thirty-two Star employees honored last night at
reception and buffet supper given by the companys
Board Of Directors.
Last nights $3.50 Year Club anniversary party the
first to be held in the Star Building Second
and Virginia avenue Sc
The Stars chief political writer Gould Lincoln who
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Cuban Gets Asylum

HAVANA, Dec. 16 (AP).-
Chilean Ambassador Emilio
Edwards Bello said Monolo
Evening star., 1959-12-16

403l S. Capitol ST.
atlantic Shopping Center
34ll Connecticut Ave-, NV.
Cleveland Park Shopping Center
343O Wisconsin Ave-, NV.
Friendship Shopping Center
. Main Office, l5th St. and New York
Ave-. NV. The World Corner
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BONA Expects 5000 at PorIey

Some 5000 visitors from
the Middle Atlantic region
are expected to attend Q
two-day round Of shirt
sleeve" clinics on property
management here next
Thursday and Friday.
The sessions are being
scheduled in connection with
the Building Owners and
Managers annual exposition
Wednesday through Friday
In the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
A highlight Of the discus
sion is to be a Washington
Futurama" panel at 2:15
pm. on Thursday to review
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

Research for the Public
Buildings Service viii be one
Of the speakers; operating
cost control, and cleaning
cost control. Thomas r.
Imlay of Shannon a. Luchs
win be one Of the speakers on
the latter subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

sion at 7:30 pm. Thursday
win be moderated by Elmer
Klavans. q Washington re-
modelling contractor.
Panelists include Washing
ton architect Edmund w.
Dreyfuss: Z. r. Warner of
George r. Warner Co.: Bert
Friedman Of Northeast
Electric Co.: Leon Topper Of
A. s. johnson Co.. and John
Anderson Of Houghton Eleva-
tor Co.
Other panel topics include
Attenuation Hits the Build
ing Industry" on which Fred
erick r. Brant. director of
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story dwelling, 3O01 Normanstone
dr.. NV: cost, $4,000.
Albert Pearlman. owner, 4173 Min
Ilesota ave. ne; builder not selected;
4. w. Dreyfuss, architect; addition
and repair retail store, ATS Minnel
sofa ave: me-. cost. Sll 900.
The wash Planograph Co., owner.
1110-l12Q Dixie st. ne: builder not
interior alterations to printing whole
sale establishment, 1fl0-lI2O Okie
st. me-. cost. $4,000.
Sears, Roebuck 4 Co., owner,
philadelphia. Pa: Irons q Reynolds,
Inc, builder, erect inclosing walls
under existing canopy (retail Storel,
2S45 Alabama ave. s.e.: cost. Si6.-
Marjorie T. Rodriques, owner. eol0
Hillyer pl. NV: Mayton a. Johnston,
builder: Wolcott Clarke Waggaman,
architect; TO convert 1-family DWELL
ing to 4 apartments, 2010 Hillyer pl.:
Charles Z. Brodersen, owner and
builder. $3.50 Langley ct, NV; to
erect one one-story dwelling. 4520
Butterworth pl.; cost. $4,000.
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development plans for this
area.
Philip Talbot. chairman Of
the board, United States
Chamber Of Commerce. win
moderate the panel. Speak
ers include o. Roy Chalk,
president Of d. c. Transit;
Morris Cafritz. president Of
the Cafritz Co.; Col. John
Mobrey. past president Of the
Urban Land Institute. and
Charles c. Koones of Koones
a. Montgomery.
Another subject at the
clinics win be remodeling Of
existing buildings. This ses-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

Recent building permits is
sued by the District include:
Associated Dry Goods Co, owner.
26l Madison ave, New York City;
HeGeman n Harris Co., builder; For
dgce A. Handy A. p. Wallace Dixon,
architect; To erect one two-story
:totnes; ~ 5 cSa Western ave. NV; cost.
Elksn Wiley droIl a. Howard p.
Beach, IT,, owner and architect.
a12S. 18th st. NV: builder not se-
lected; to erect one two-story ONCE
building, 5034 Wisconsin ave. NV:
cost. $4,000.
American Chemical Society. owner.
1901 K at; NV; William P. Lip
Fcomb Co., builder; Faulkner. Kings
bury a etenhouse, architects; to
erect addition 10 building, 11bb 18th
Ct. NV; cost, 100000.
Tex-Wash Corp. owner, 615 18th
81. NV: builder not selected Clas
& Riggs, architect; install suspended
ceilings, landing and stairs, SIS
18th st. NV: cost, S3l 500.
Merchants Transfer q STORAGE Co..
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District Approves Projects

owner. y st. NV: Fred Drew,
builder; Clark T. Harmon. architect;
IN erect one one-Etory warehouse.
1913 Potomac ave. s.w.; cost,
$4,000.
Irwin M. oensberg, owner, 1928
g.. CAPITOL st.; builder not selected:
Edmund W. Dreyfuss, architect: 70
erect one one-story warehouse adj
dillon; also repairs to existing
building, 1923 South Capitol St;
cost. 100000.
JOSEPH Z. Keller. owner, 4526
Macomb It. NV: W. W. Morrison,
builder: J. H. Sullivan. jr.. archi-
tect: TO erect one two-story dwelling.
4504 Macomb st. NV; cost. $50. 900.
Munsey Trust Co.. trustee, Num-
sey Building: builder not selected;
Cornelius r. Milstead, architect. to
remodel dwelling for once space,
$4,000
Barley, Inc, owner and builder.
1881 L St. NV: Edmund W. ORGY
fuss, architect: to erect one two
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The base should be as rich as pos
sible in lanolin and vegetable oils to
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On first application. your skin should
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
DEAR ABBY
Better Check Carefully
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: I have been
seeing a lot Of o divorcee
who has two kids. 3 and 5.
She says she loves me and
plans TO marry me. but I
sometimes wonder II maybe
she isn't playing me for q
sucker. Every Saturday she
is on work and. SO am I. I
take her kids out for pony
rides and keep them the