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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Arlington Warned
On Placement Plan
Bryon Admits
II Negroes to
White Schools
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star stan Writer

A Federal judge yesterday
warned Arlington 1t must apply
its pupil assignment plan equal
ly to both races as he directed
the admission Of IL more Ne
groes to three formerly white
schools next September.
At the same time, Judge AL
bert V. Bryan of Alexandria
, 1959-07-01
FINAL


Of Miami, Florida; the Fish
and Wildlife Service Of the
United States Department Of
the Interior and the Caribbean
Marine Biological Institute Of
Curacao.
, 1959-07-01

you vii keer It our own island.

you vii keer it our own island
AS you grow up take an interest in the running Of the
affairs Of our island, take an interest ID politics, not for the
sake Of politics as such, but because that is the only way you
can do you share in a democracy; take an interest in cornnu-
nifty affairs generally, parake in competitive sports, help TO
create new and health recreation plans for our younger people
lin short be 4 part Of our island right through, and you will
have a very satisfying life.
In closing let me remind everyone Of you Graduates,
Undergraduates, Parents, Legislators. and Members Of our
Board Of Education that you all have a duty and responsible
lily ahead iii the field Of Education-Let lis apply ourselves
to that great task ahead
Again let me extend my Congratulations to each and
everyone Of you in this Graduating Class Of 1859 and may God
Bless you all
, 1959-07-01
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, 1959-07-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

room in October, 1866, when
several delegates to a conven-
ton of his union allegedly were
assaulted.
But Judge Richmond B.
Keech said that the line of
questioning by the committee
which led to Mr.. Cross denial
in July, 1857, was not ma
teriar' to the legislative pur-
poses of the committee investi-
cation.
At the July, 1857, hearing
Mrs. Nathan Enrich, wife. OF
one of the convention delegates,
told the committee Mr.. Cross
was present during the alleged
fight in the San Francisco hotel
room occupied by her husband
and herself.
Second Denial Repetitive
Judge Keecn decided, how
ever, that Mr.. Cross denial OF
Mrs. Ehrlich's testimony
amounted, in effect, to a pre-
vious denial made by the union
official in June, 1857, after
Joseph Kane, one of several
union officials who opposed Mr.
Cross policies. told the COM
mittee the union president had
been in the hotel room.
During the July, 1857, testi-
mony the committee chairman,
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat OF
Arkansas-following Mrs. Ehr-
lich's testimony - asked Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
TODAY.S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
tonight; low about 38. Mostly
cloudy and mild tomorrow with
q chance of occasional rain.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy and
mild tonight; low, 38-43. Cloudy
tomorrow with a chance of &C.
casional rain.
Maryland - Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow with a chance OF
some rain in the west tonight
and occasional rain over the
entire State tomorrow. Low to-
night in the low 40s in the
south and 35-40 in the north.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southery winds Of
8-12 miles tonight becoming
variable and mostly southwest
at 1918 miles tomorrow. Most
ly cloudy with a chance Of rair
tomorrow. Visibility 4-8 miles
ROAD CONDITIONS-AAA
West: District Of Columbia Z
Pennsylvania turnpike, clear. Pennsyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

vania turnpike. clear. Ohio turnpike,
clear. U s.. 40 west to Ohio. clear
U. s. 80 west to Ohio, clear.
South. U. 8. to Richmond, clear
Shirley highway IVA. Route $500,
clear Richmond south. clear. District
Of Columbia TO Charlottesville, clear.
North and East. District Of Column
bia to Delaware Memorial Bridge, clear
New Jersey turnpike. clear. New
England, clear District Of Columbia
to HARRISBURG Pa, clear.
River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls.
Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight 80 Noon 60 80
4a.m. - 81 4p.m. 45
Sam. 81 SPIN. --. A
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. 20, on January 81
Lowest. II, on January 9 and u
Hirh and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, 40, at 5 pm.
Low, 35, at b:45 am.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United states coasT
and Geodetic survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

quarters at Norfolk. Va. said
the dead were 1t. Luther A
Ahrendts, "a, Of Wilkes Barre
Pa. the pilot; 1t. (j.gJ August
Gather. "a. Of Brooks. Greg,
the co-pilot: Anderson J. How
ard. jr.. 81. aviation technician,
second class, Of College Park,
Ca. and Frank r. Day. 80,
aviation mechanic, first class Of
st. Simons Islands, Ga.
The injured we're listed as
1t. Linford May Of Oswego,
Greg, Roy Lyon Of Ferndale,
Mich. and Orville L. Moore Of
McAllister. Okla. Mr.. Lyon
and Mr.. Moore are enlisted
men.
The airship. attached to
Glynco Naval Air Station near
Brunswick, Ga. was en- route
with a sister blimp to the Lake.
hurst IN. J) Naval Air Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

Cross If he wanted to make
further denials."
The Judge today determined
that the second denial, in July,
served no legislative purpose.
Relevancy Held Necessary
He added that a perjury in
dictment cannot be based on
testimony before a congressional
committee when the testimony
lis not material to the legislative
purpose Of the investigation
that produces this testimony.
Only two weeks ago District
Court Judge Joseph r. Jack
son directed a verdict Of ac-
quittal for Clyde Crosby, Ore
gon Teamsters Union y boss,
charged with perjury before the
same Senate committee last
year. In this case. too. the
Judge directed the verdict on
grounds committee questions to
Mr.. Crosby were not material
to the purposes of the investi-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
ItoIyCourt to Get
Adultery Appeal

PADOVA, italy, Feb. II (AP)
"A school teacher convicted of
adultery for receiving artificial
dissemination without her huS-
bands consent is preparing an
appeal to the Supreme Court
The case is the first Of its kind
in Italy.
Mrs. Carla Casarotti Faedda
IS, was sentenced to 20 days in
prison by a court of appeals
last night on adultery charges
brought by her husband An
tonic. She had testified her 20
month-old daughter was born
through artificial dissemination
without Antonio's knowledge.
The appellate court reversed
a lower court ruling in favor of
Mrs. Faedda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
The Sun ana Moon

Rises Sets
Sun Today sos am. 6:47 pm
Sun Tomorrow $3.50 am. 5:49 pm
Moon Today 1899 am. 2:16 pm
Automobile lights must be turned or
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

may a disability annuitant un-
der go be re-employed?
A. He may receive only a
temporary appointment for less
than one year. His full annuity
viii be continued. Annuity
plus salary will equal the full
pay of the job for the time he
actually works. His annuity
when he leaves this job will be
the same. In the job, he will
probably be under social secu-
rity.
@. Under what conditions
may a disability annuitant over
so be re-employed?
A. He may receive any type
of appointment, since contin-
uance of disability after age so
is not q factor In determining
his title to annuity. His full
annuity will be continued. An
nuity plus salary viii equal the
full pay of the job for the time
he actually works. He will re-
ceive a supplemental annuity
when he retires again If the
new appointment consisted Of
at least one year Of full-time
continuous service.
@. What are the rules gov
erning tie unemployment Of o
disability annuitant if the Civil
Service Commission has de-
termined that he has recovered
or has regained his earning Ca
pacity?
A. He may receive any type
of appointment. During his
further Federal service, he is
on the same basis as any other
Federal employee. Since he re-
ceives no annuity, he receives
full salary for his new posi-
ton. If his new position is
under the Retirement Act, re-
tirement deductions are taken
from his pay. When he leaves
the job, his retirement rights
are predetermined under the
current provisions of retire.
ment law. If his new position
I is not under the Retirement
Act, he will probably be under
social security.
Determining Disability
@. How does the Civil Service
Commission determine that q
disability annuitant has recov-
cred or has regained his earn
ing capacity?
A. Unless the disability in
volved is permanent in char
acter, a disability annuitant is
given a physical examination
at intervals until he is so. If
the commission finds that the
annuitant has recovered, his
annuity is discontinued.
The commission also makes a
yearly checkup on the earnings
of disability annuitants under
age so. If it find that for two
successive years the annuitant
has earned more than 80 per
cent of the current salary of the
job from which he retired, he
is considered to have regained
his earning capacity and his
annuity is discontinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
4Dead, 3Hurt
InBIinlpCrash

WASHINGTON. N. c., Feb,
IN (AP).-One Of two Navy
blimps on a northbound cruise
crashed and burned in a swamp
before dawn today. -Four mem
bers Of the seven-man crew
died In the crash or subsequent
fire. The other three we're
critically injured.
Three farmers. awakened by
an explosion about 2 am.
waded into the swamp and
brought out the three burned
survivors.
Fifth District naval head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
Dr.. Shuster RESIGNS

NEW YORK, Feb. II (AP) -
DR.. George N. Shuster, 64-year-
old president of Hunter Col
lege, has resigned, effective
next January 81, to devote
himself to writing and public
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
Head of Boxers Union
Free Of Perjury Count
BY PHIL THOMAS
Star Stad Writer

District Court judge here today dismissed perjury
indictment against c. Cross president OF the Bakery
and Confectionery Workers Union
Mr. Cross who lives 1886 Sixteenth street NV, had
been charged with eSfyng falsely before the Senate Labor
Rackets Committee that he not in San Francisco hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

"a 1Oos CAgA0A u8CAASAS1
militant. A retire. can be hired
to fill any job he is qualified
for. Generally speaking, the
usual methods of making civil
service appointments applies.
@. Do annuitants who are
rehired continue to receive an
annuity?
"A. Yes, the large majority
Of them continue 70 receive
their annuities, but the amount
of,the annuity is deducted from
the salary Of the new Federal
Job. Take as an example a
person who receives an annuity
Of $4,000 a year. If he is hired
to work full time at the salary
of $4,000, he continues to re-
ceive the $4,000 annuity and
his salary is paid at the rate
Of $2,400 a year. Thus his in
come would be $1,000 for the
year-the full salary of the
position.
@. How is the amount of the
annuity deducted if the an
nuitant's new job is part time?
A. Take the same example
Of a $4,000 annuitant rehired
in a $4,000 position. The total
pay available for his full-time
service is 50, 400, so If he were
employed half time his pay
would be half of $2,400 or ST.
200. Adding his $1,000 annuity,
his income would be $500 q
year.
@. Are the rehiring rules the
same for all annuitants, re-
gardless Of the reasons they
were retired?
Reasons a Factor
A. No. The rules are slightly
different, depending upon the
reason for retirement, as ex-
planned below.
@. What are the rules gov
erning the unemployment Of
an annuitant who retired vol
unfairly?
A. He may receive any type
Of appointment If he is under
age 10. His full annuity will be
continued. Annuity plus salary
will equal the full pay Of the
Job for the time he actually
works, as indicated in the
preceding examples. Generally
speaking, he will receive an adj
ditional annuity when he leaves
the job If it consisted Of at
least one year of full-time con-
tinuous service. These rules ap-
ply to annuitants who were re-
moved from their positions.
@. What are the rules gov
erning the unemployment Of
an annuitant who retired after
being involuntarily separated
from the Federal service?
Disability Cases
A. A person who retired after
being involuntarily separated,
such as in a reduction in force,
may be re-employed and receive
any type of appointment. If
his new position is under the
retirement act, his annuity will
be discontinued. The regular SIS
per cent retirement deductions
will be figured again under the
current provisions of retirement
law. If his appointment is to a
temporary position not under
the retirement act, he will con-
tinue to receive his full annuity.
Annuity plus salary will equal
the full pay of the job for the
time he actually works. In this
case, he will probably be under
social security.
@. Under what conditions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
I THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
! Annuitont. Retiring
/ Rights Explained
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

In question and FORM the Civil Service Commission
explains regulations governing the Federal reemploy
of retired Government workers. present future
Can retired persons receiving annues under the Civil
Service Retirement Act be reempoyed in the Federal Govern
rnent?
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27

y parques para esparcimiento
de aquellos que estan recluidos
en- ese gran sanatorio.
Siempre Sc ha procurado y Sc
procura ah0ra, que esa quinta
de salud este bien dispuesta,
que resulte grata la estancia en-
ella, esforzandose en- pc parezca
un lugar de recreo mas que DIES
tinado a la curacion de las do
lencias ~fisicas, va que para To-
graz mejorias de los pacientes,
en- muehoS casos, Sc considera
indispensable que Sc hallen ro-
deados, no solo de comodidades,
sine tambien de TODD cuanto
pueda resultarles agradable.
Ash, un dia y otro Sc iran dis
poniendo esos trabajos que per-
mitiran en- breve tempo apre-
ciar como ell s~anatorio "Cova-
donga" ha alcanzado ese aspec-
to de obra nueva, va que al re-
formarse y mejorarse sus pabe-
Homes no abra de omitirse NADIA
que pueda resultar beneficioso
a los setecientos enfermos, que
como promedio son ALI atendi-
dos por medicos, enfermeros
y sus auxiliares.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
Sc L|evan a Efecto Mejoras en-
del Centre Asturiano
En- Brsvs Tempo ia covadonsa" Lueird
Como una ovinto compIetamente Nueva

LA dirigentes
del Centre Asturiano Sc dispo-
men a ir realizando mejoras en-
los pabellones del Sanatorio
"Covadonga", a fin de moderni-
zarlos, detando de banjo a caGa
dos habitaciones, a aquellos que
los necesitan.
En- primer termino acomete-
ran las obras del "Saturnino
Martinez. Sera retocado en-
toda SUI extension y la de pin
tarse y de mejorar su alumbra-
do, disponiendose de TODD GUAM
u signifique mayores comodida-
des para los enfermos que sean
recluidos en- ell mismo.
Debido a esas obras Y a otras
mas, como las que correspondent
a los consultorios para los medi-
cos de guardia, las salas de Gu
raciones y ell departamento de
hojas c~linicas, la casa de salud
"Covadonga" presentara un as
pecto de mo6ernidad, pues en-
cuanto a los servicios que en- ella
So prestan esta q la altura que
corresponds, al contar con pabe-
Homes espaciosos, c6modos y ro-
deados de jardines yIcon GALES
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
Acuerda Ell Consejo de Ministries Ap|azar
Treinta Dias Mas Ia Depuracion Official
confereneiu eI Primer Ministre caNo con los Magistrates del Trbunol
Supreme. - Aumentordn los Suicides q Jveees y Auxiiares JudiciaIes

Alfredo Yabur Maluf, quien mo
mentos antes habia ordenado
que Sc quitara de la entrada
del Palacio de Justicia una pla-
ca en- la que Sc c~onsignaba que
ese edificio Sc habia construi
do por .el exdietador Batista.
Inmediatamente ell DR.. Castro
Ruiz fue conducido a la Sala de
Deliberaciones del Pleno del Su
premo, donde 10 esperaban los
magistrates a cuyo lugar solo
Sc permiti6 la entrada de estos
y los fiseales.
La reunion durara hasta cerca
de las Siete de la noche y du-
rante la misma hablaron algu
nos magistrates.
Ell presidente del Tribunal Su
premo no ofrecio detalle alguno
de 10 tratado, pero cuando los
periodistas Sc dirigieron al DR..
Castro Ruiz, este expres6 que
siempre es norma suya la de de
cir la verdad y que por clio da
ba a conocer que su vista no
solo era de cortesia, sine que
habia. lido para conversar con
los altos funcionarios de la ju
dicatura, para darles a conocer
los propositos del Gobierno Re
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27

mo fuera a~bandonada ell dia 81
de diciembre, sera alberta al
publico durante TODD ell mes de
abril como una contribution
a la cuestaci6n annual en- favor
de la Casa de Beneficencia y
Maternidad.
Ell doctor Faustino Perez, mi
nistro de Recuperacion de Bic
mes Malversados, visito la Iujo-
sa Residential en- compania de
la doctora Martha Cuervo viu-
da de Salado, directora de esa
institution %benefica, y accedio a
facilitarla para que, a la par
Sc brinnda al pueblo la opor-
tunidad de visitarla, este ofrez-
ca cooperation a la Casa de Be-
neficencia y Maternidad.
La finca "Kuquine" Sc abrira
al publico desde las ocho &c la
manana, hasta las sefs de la tar
de, cobrandose un peso por ca.
da automovil que pase al inte-
rior, y. veinte centavos por per-
soma los dias laborales. Los sa-
bados y domingos las personals
abonaran Is centavos cada una.
A fin de ofrecer facilidades
al publico, Sc instalaran ventas
de refrescos, cafe, etc. y ell pro-
ducto de cuanto Sc recaude pa
sara a los fondos de la Benefit
cencia. Segun Sc pudo conocer,
los propios m%uchachos de la Ca
sa de Beneficencia seran los an
fitriones de los visitantes, para
explicarles todos los detalles
" pormenores de interes hist6-
rico. A fin de orientar y dirigir
a los automovilistas existe ell
proposito de obtener la coope-
racion de los Boy Scouts y Sc
espera que ell Ministerio de
Obras Publicas, construya una
amplia iona de parqueo para
brindar facilidades.
Durante Ia. mencionada visi-
Ia, ell Ministro de Recuperacion
de Bienes M~alversados, hizo sa-
Der que "habia planes ba. Tan
tie definidos para ceder los te-
rrenos de esa finca y construir
ALI la. nueva Casa de Bepefi-
cencia y Maternidad, que sera
sin lugar a dudas, modelo de
SUI clase en- ell mundo".
La residential sera conserva-
da tai como Sc encuentra, ana
diendole unicamente los arte-
factos de tortura que Sc utili-
aaron por los cuerpos represi-
vos del pasado, para %convertir-
la en- museo y que 10 producido
por las visitas que reciba en-
grose los fondos de la Casa de
Beneficencia y Maternidad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27

volucionario de lIevar a cabo
inmediatamente la delimitaeion
de las jurisdicciones militar y
civil y ell establecimiento de las
garantias procesales.
Seguidamente aludio a la de
puracion que realize la Sala de
Gobierno Especial que preside
Ell DR.. Emilio Menendez y Me
nendez, y que integran los pre-
sidentes de Sala, doctores Enri
que Hart Ramirez, Juan j. Elk
posito Casasus y los magistra
dos Alfredo Herrera Estrada,
Fernando Alvarez Tabio, Miguel
F. Marquee de la Cerra y Evelio
P. Morales Castillo, diciendo que
ell Consejo de Ministries aprobo
un acuerdo por ell cual Sc abre
I'm nuevo plazo de treinta dias,
porque Sc considera necesario
llevar a cabo una revision de
los casos que sean procedentes,
sin que ellos implique cambios
fundamentals.
Ell doctor Castro Ruiz no qui
so sefalar casos determinados,
sine dijo que Sc llevaria a ca
DO una revision general, en- la
que 10 mismo Sc podian produ-
cir separaciones de funciona
rios y empleados, que nombra-
mientos o reintegro de algunos
de los Separates.
Afirmo que ell Gobierno de
sea que la responsabilidad no
sea solo del Poder Judicial, sino
que los otros poderes, que son
ell Executive y ell Legislative,
hoy sustituido por ell Consejo
de Ministries.
Expres6 ademas que no de-
-bera haber motives de preocupa
cion en- los miembros de la ju
dicatura, y que la nueya Conf
sion estara integrada por ell Pre-
sidente de la R~epublica, Ell Mi
nistro de Justicia y la Sala de
Gobierno Especial.
Ell DR.. Castro Ruiz dijo a los
periodistas que la entrevista con
los Magistrates habia sido ex
tensa porque Sc habia hablado.
tambien de la independencia'd del
Poder Judicial, va que Ell que
ria que los tres Poderes Sc de-
senvolvieran con plena delimi
tacion de Facilitates.
Ell nuevo plazo de treinta dias
comenzara a decursar tan prom
to como Sc publique en- la Ga
ceta Official la modification de
la Ley Fundamental.
I%gualmente dio a conocer que
ell Gobierno llevara a cabo I'm
aumento en- los sueldos de los
jueces y auxiliares del Poder
Judicial, y que habia pedido a
los magistrates que lie sugirie-
ran las leyes necesarias para que
Ell Poder Judicial pueda actuar
adecuadamente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
Ell A DEL PRIMER
SORTEO

Tambien la seiorita Carmen
Castro nos informo sobre ell plan
que habra de cumplirse para
csc primer sorteo de bonos. De
Ell nos hemos ocupado en- ante
riores ocasiones, pero nos pare
ce oportuno repetir detalles que
deben ser conocidos tales como
la distribution, la Tabla de Re
integros para bonos no premia-
dos y disposiciones references
al pago de los premios, no sin
antes advertir al adquirente de
bonos que iamas debe deshacer,
Sc de ellos, en- ell case de no
ser agraciado, nj estimarlos in
inservibles para ell future, va
los deben conservar a los efec.
tos de la Tabla de Reintegros
a que hemos hecho mencion.
La distribution es como sigue:
10000 bonos a % pesos cada
uno, total 100000 pesos. Tn
premio de 100 mil pesos y mil
de 100, 10 que da 100000, que
dando $4,000. De clio ell 7 por
ciento es para gastos, con I'm
total de $1,000 y para reinte-
gros y viviendas, 618. 5000.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-27
Dispuesta Ia Aperture de
Cajas de Seguridad
Oeupon $6ol 900 en- cvotro caias del Trust
Company Of Cuba. = cobrordn por Yer q Kuqvine

LA HABANA. La aperture
de 'unas mil doscientas cajas de
seguridad pertenecientes a fun
cionarioS o a personals vincula-
das con ell regimen derrocado
que Sc encuentran selladas pero
pendientes de la reanudacion
de csc frantic final, y en- las
cuale Sc supone que seran ha.
lladas sumas que en- total ascen-
deran a varios millones de pc
SOS, ha sido dispuesta por ell
Ministerio de Recuperacion de
Bienes Malversados, a cargo del
doctor Faustino Perez Herman
DEE.
Dicha labor, segun las dispo-
siciones cursadas al respecto
Sc efectuara siempre, como has
ia ahora, ante Notario Publico
y en- presencia de funcionarios
de los bancos en- Due respecti-
vamente Sc encuentran insta-
ladas esas cajas de seguridad,
ash como de los del Ministerio
y del Banco Nacional de Cuba.
De acuerdo con una sugeren-
cha formulada por Ell Banco Ma
cional, TODD ell effective encon-
trado en- dichas cajas, tanto en-
moneda nacional como moneda
americana es depositado en-
cuentas b~ancarias, a nombre de
sus respectivos arrendatarios,
quedando al mismo tempo con-
geladas esas cuentas. De esta