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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-24

His mission is usually the same
that's the Story of Santa around
Santa as we know him in Anne
description given by Clement Moo
From Saint Nicholas" This truly
a somewhat angular figure before
eyes, cheeks like roses, nose like
The idea of Santa Claus began
with the Dutch and their Santa
Klass," a contraction from st.
Nicholas, lengendary Bishop of
Myra and the patron saint Of
children. Children in Holland
may refer to either "Sinterklass"
or Saint Nicholas. Early set
tiers in America adopted the leg
endary figure and changed the
name from Saint Kickolous"
to Santa Kalouf' to Santa
Claus"
Pere Noel
In France, it is "Pele Noel"
who visits the children, and he
is usually pictured on mule.
British children, just as Ameri-
can, write letters to the Christ
mas giver of gifts, and prepare
lists of the things they would
like to receive. But, they direct
their missives to Father Christ
mas" and follow tradition
which might find favor with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
SHOP EARLY,
SHOP LATE
TUESDAY AT W&L

Store open $50 am. to
900 P.m.; Chevy Chase,
] Corners and Alexandra
$50 am. to $50 pm.
All our stores closed to-
doy, Labor Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
all through your busy day, they're
the better half of your American way of dressing
WE'VE SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS
IN GREAT VARIETY

We've skirts that look trim at the office skirts
that whir oeross campus, pIeots that give q
casual suit look to little jackets All the skirts
you need in such variety, you'll yeorn to buy
dozen. Come choosing tomorrow
A. Wool tweed with arrowhead pocket and walk
ing pleot. Proportioned in size by master toiIor
Evon-Picone. Self-beIted snness in black or
brown and white. Short and medium 1918;
tall l2-l8. 1875
B. Full circle Of brushed wool plaid by Century.
Wide self belt Blue or red 1918 1495
c. Slim and leather beIted, wool covert skirt by
Fell-Boss, hos hond-pricked pocket fIops A
soft, next-to-no-coIor eroy. 1918. 1895
d. Stripes, and very subtle and toII-mokinq
they ore. evon-Picone moster-toiIored this slim
skirt, brown or oroy with black 1918. $500
E. PIeots with extros odded This skirt by Gen.
fury reverses one side is bold the other soft
spoken And it's washable, peots and all, be-
cause it's Lorette, $50 Orion, 459O WOOL Black
and white; sizes 1918 1875
WGL-Sportsweor Bird Floor q. olso Chevy Chose,
Corners and Aexonddo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
THE LORETTE
PLAID SHIRTDRESS

1t takes honors doyIone, with its soft tex
ture, subtle coors and easy to wear
styling. Because Ms Lorette, 559o Orion
and As % wool, it washes breeziIy, seldom
needs pressing
Notice the contour belt, buttons to hem.
Ploid combines olive green, black and
white. Sizes ore 5-l3.
We think you'll love it and our entire
Jonathan Logan foil collection. Come,
see them.
WGL-Junors Dresses, 4th Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
/; WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BAT MAsTERsoN
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

,Nikita Khrushchev's visit to
American shores is now over.
For months, perhaps for years
to come, historians, commen-
tators and practical politicians
will be debating its influence
on the course of history. Was
the cause of peace furthered
by face-to-face talks between
Nikita and Ike? Did the sight
of Americas mighty cities and
teeming farmlands give pause
to the Russian dictator's
dreams of world socialism?
These are questions for the
pundits to ponder. AS for us,
we, know of one unquestione6
result of his visit: more Amer
leans by far can spell "Khru-
shchev" today than could three
weeks ago. For the first few
days after his arrival, one OF
the favorite commuter-car
and cocktail party gambits was,
BET you can't spell Mr.. ks
last name" Dave Garroway
reported on his To-day" pro-
gram that only one in 20 people
he questioned on the day Of
KS arrival in America put the
correct number of chs" in his
name.
The appearance day after
day of *" in countless news
paper headlines does not, of
course, mean that newspaper
headline writer's were stumped
as to the correct spelling Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

"Khrushchev." The initial
tx" was used for the same
reason that most papers refer
to the President as ike" rather
than as "Eisenhower"-to save
space.
In a curious sort Of way-as
my good friend Charles Ber-
litz points out-"Mr. K" is not
nearly so accurate an abbre-
Walton as "Mr. x" would be.
The initial letter in the Russian
spelling of Khrushchev is tx"
And, notes Berlitz, How much
more appropriate it would have
been if, from the beginning,
the worlds newspapers had
used 'X-the international
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

symbol Of the mysterious I'M
known quantity-as the short
hand headline symbol for the
Russian leader"
The ability of Russian news
men to turn even adverse de-
velopments to good account
was, incidentally, seldom bet
ter illustrated than in a dis
patch about the airplane sky
writer who put a series of
crosses in the sky over Khru-
shchev's auto route. According
to "Pravda" these anti-Com-
munist Christian symbols were
ks" painted in the sky to
honor "Mr. XII
(Released by the Bell syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
TokyOMayCef
OIynpics

ROME, May 20 CAPl The
tip here is that the Olympic
Games win go TO Tokyo in 1864
and to Buenos Aires in 1868.
The 1860 games will be held
in Rome.
Saturday the international
Olympic Committee meets in
Munich to make the decision
on the 1864 Games and to make
some preliminary explorations
on the site for four years later.
-Four cities have entered in
tensified bidding for the 1864
Games. They are Tokyo.
Detroit. Vienna and Brussels.
Members Of the executive
board representatives OF the
National committees met last
night to discuss some Of the
issues likely to come at Munich.
Little was said Of the 1864
Olympics but it appeared
Tokyo and Detroit were the
frontrunners, with the Japa-
nese capital a little bit ahead.
The Japanese metropolis was
awarded the Olympics for 1910
but World War II interviewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

cross wind. The car spun into
the inield and whipped back
across the track to crunch
against the retaining wall al
most head on.
Cortner's face was smashed
against the steering wheel and
he lost a large quantity Of
blood from internal injuries.
Other drivers and mechanics
were waiting to donate blood
when he died.
The quiet, dark haired driv-
er was a former champion Of
the Bay City Racing Associa-
ton Circuit in Northern Cali
fornia.
The wreck-strewn introduce
ton Of new drivers to the
speedway left only seven APP
proved rockies after Cortner's
death and today is the final
day for tests this year. There
are a half-dozen other drivers
who never have started in the
race but who took the tests in
previous years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Jersey Angler Leeds
Tuna Tournament

BIMINI, Bahamas, May 20
(APl.-Elwood X. Harry Of
Bloomfield. N. j., boated a
446la-pound tuna yesterday to
take the lead in the Bimini
Big Game Fishing Club tourna-
ment. Harry won the tourna-
ment last year.
Harry Peters of Hackensack,
N. j.. was in second place with
a 341-pounder to his credit.
The Rev. A. L. Manning Of
San Antonio. Tex, was cheated
out of a probable first prize
when his 518-pound tuna was
slashed by a shark or barra-
cuda before it was boated.
Fish must be unblemished to
qualify for a prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Winter oIympics
To Be Televised

NEW YORK. May 20 tAP) -
Highlights Of the Winter
Olympics viii be televised daily
next winter, according to the
American Broadcasting Co.,
which has acquired exclusive
nv rights to the programs,
The games viii be held
February 1928 at Squaw VAL
ley, Calf.
ABC said the network would
carry both Five" and taped
programs from Squaw Valley
each Of the IL days.
British television authorities
contended in London that they
still can make films Of the event
despite the ABC's exclusive
rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Rockies Deoth 5Oth
In History Of 500

INDIANAPOLIS. May 90
(AP)--The seth death IN so
years was charged today
against treacherous turns and
hard concrete walls Of the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway In
the most disastrous practice
period since 1887.
Rookie Bob Cortner, 50. Of
Redlands, Calf. died last
night Of head injuries, the
second victim this year Of pre-
liminaries to the 500-mile race
May 30.
Jerry Unser Of Lakewood,
Calf, was fatally injured in
another practice run May 2.
II is the first year two per-
sons have been killed at the
track since Manuel Ayulo died
In practice and Bill Vukoyich
in the race, four years ago.
This is the first year more
than one person has been
killed in the preliminaries
since a 1887 mishap fatally
injured Mechanic Albert
Opalke and spectators Otto Q.
Rhode and George Warford.
There have been six wrecks
since May /. when officials
began testing newcomers. and
veterans started their annual
practice for the Memorial Day
race.
Cortner, q l0-year veteran OF
midget car racing but new to
the big cars. had completed his
speedway drivers test only
Monday. After passing the final
l30-mile-an-hour phase, he was
permitted to drive as fast as
he liked.
He wheeled his new Cornis
Special into the northeast turn
too high and was caught by a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
.GUGLIELMI 70 GET LESSONS
AS HARNESS HORSE DRIVER

Quarterback Ralph Guglelmi win begin training SAT-
urday as harness horse driver and that's all right with
his boss( Mike Nixon, head coach of the Redskins.
Del Miller will give the former Notre Dame star les
in the sulky business Rosecroft Raceway First
lesson is scheduled for the qualifying trials Saturday
morning.
What he does his time is his personal bust
ness" Nixon said today Besides they have 90yearold
driving those things. What harm could come to
young boy?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

At San Angelo Texas, on the Turnpike that never
ends, 5 mile test track, Goodyear tires are put
through rigorous tests These tests reveal that dollar
for dollar Goodyear's new 'Tumpike-Proved" tires
are better because Of phenomenal new rubbers
chemicals and cords give up to $3.50 more mileage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

than before, even on turnpikes That means more,
safer mileage for you than ever before If you're in
the market for safer tire at lower cost don't
accept less than Goodyear tires They're built with
ST Triple Tempered cord bodies and they've been
Turnpike Proved for your driving peace of mind.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
REALTY, INC.

- REALTY, INC,
800 Arl Blvd, JE. 2-73O0
BY OWNER, brick rambler-Liy.
rm., dining rIl., 3 bedrms., Ia
baths. hrepl, diShwasher, car
port: in North Springfeld. As
sumo 4laes GI loan; $1,000 down,
Sl3l mo. Sl7.96O. JE. 3-004s.
CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY :
for only Si6,9O0. 26-ft. cathedral
ceiling. living rm, with fireplace.
: dining IL" de luxe kitchen. 3
twin bedrms., tile bath: carport:
it-aere level lot with patio and
shade trees: near z Corners;
Sl,050 cash FHA, or assume large
4lpfS trust.
cRoWELL 4 CO., INC. REALTORS
2l60 N. Glebe I'd. ia. 5-0707
CHARMING RAMBLER on over "A
acre; separate dining rm., f1re-
place. extrs-large kitchen: excel
lent neighborhood. You'll be proud
to entertain in this home. ONLY
S12,500; S400 down. BROWN &
BROWN REALTY. JE. 4-OO4l.
Evening star., 1959-11-16

TO You who demand finest con-
S.-1 str1ction; ton Top booming. new; very
rooms, . baths, center-hall plan
FHA approved at S23,75O: 500
500 30-year first trust available
Big daylight basement with 2nd
fireplace; immediate occupancy
Only Z available. Phone right nov
to inspect IE. $4,000. WM. A,
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, 7Oi W.
Broad, Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1959-11-16
DOCTORS SUITE
CALL J. H. KNOX

Ideal for two doctors to share e.
room suite in new Arlington Medi-
cal-Dental building at 3S0l North
Fairfax Drive.
Evening star., 1959-11-16

ALEXANDRIA suburbs-52-ft brk
rarcher, = baths. large liv rm.
w/hrepl., equipped. kit, din. rm..
3 large bedrms., hot-water heat:
enclosed porch level lot lO0x15O
This is not a small house Price
HAMMER REAL ESTATE, INC,
KI. S-l0l2.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
SELECT AREA
ALEXANDRIA

Immediate occupancy on brick
sDlit-level on dead-end street.
Up-to-the-minute kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal; for
NAL dining room, 3 baths, 4
bedrooms. recreation room in
basement. Near Blessed Sac
rament Parish. You may rent
or trade with option to buy.
S26.500. Call XII. $500.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
PARKER

SMITH L. DONNELL
JA. 7-6l6l Realtors IA. 7-SSl7
Evening star., 1959-11-16
VIRGINIA HOMES FOR SALE
OLDER HOME
NORTH ARLINGTON

2-story offering 4 bedrooms.
large kitchen, separate din
ing room, living room with
fireplace; Earage, porch, base
ment offers a tiled floor. Walk
to bus, shopping, schools.
S17,500. Call IA. 4-6060.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
suRPRIsE-onlr s1h.hnn

SURPRIsE-Only SlS.5OO.
Built OF stone and set on
beautiful lot we've found
this pretty rambler. Three
bedrooms, living room with
fireplace, equipped kitchen
and basement. an excellent
opportunity at q minimum
cost-an awful lot Of house
for the money. Call KI. s.
1000. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP. Open
Daily Q till 8.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ALEX, VA.-BRAND-NEW
Com rnIntinrn New Years


CELEBRATE your profitable deal
here. DUKE ST. ENTRANCE, ad--
jacent TO GEM DEPT. STORE and
u s. ARMY ON DEPOT. Highest
trafhc count here gives YOU ire
mendous free publicity. We oner
a group Of bldgs for ease 70
responsible tenants AT UNDER 81
PER SO. Fl. The sizes; either
separately or combined, are:
10000, 10000 $4,000, $1,000.
$4,000. 10000. $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000 or the total combined q
footase in the s bldgS Of 10000
so. It. Fireproof, triple A, 20-ft:
ceilings. oh doors, ENTRANCES 9
front and rear with tail-gate and
or drive-in levels optional, heavy
load floors. ample parking on
front and rear Of property. on ana
on 8 streets, bldes. so throuEh
from street TO another. leases
from 3 yrs, zoned industrial;
NEAR PORT OF Az EXANDaIA.
GIRO. HWY. SHIRLEY HWY.
Consult with DAVID GILBERT in
Evening star., 1959-11-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GLENBURNIE PARK, MD.-4-leye,
split. Brand new, 3 bedrms., liv
rrn., oin. nm, table space in kit.
rec. rm., mud rm., garage, fuL
bsmt., lEe. lot. Ground rent. Conv
70 Port Meade, BALTIC. and West.
inshouse. Assume Sl4.aj0 GI loan
and ell costs. (ApproX. $500 ai
settlement. Prospective owner
leaving area. Call Arl, Va. Ov
3-2420.
Evening star., 1959-11-16

HUGH T. PECK IN ROCKVILLE
for upper Montgomery County
PRO Tty. Call GA, 4-657
Evening star., 1959-11-16
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

GROUPS Of small properties. or A.
20 unit. apt. bldgs. wanted by
clients for cash. v L. TOOMEY
JR., REALToR, 1918 18th ST
NV, RE. 7-5275. Ewes, EN-
3-S261.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
FHA OR CT
FINANCING

2A-yesr-old bi-level offering
cathedral ceiling. 2O-ft. living
room, dream kitchen featuring
disposal, eye-level oven and
built-in breakfast bar: nice
sized dining room. outside en-
trance, den 3 twin sized bed
rooms, full basement. patio.
carport. Convenient to Shirley
hwy. Sl9,950. Call FL. 4-S600.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Goodbye to
City Cramps

This brand new beauty is situated
on level h-acre corner lot
studded with trees. Extra hal
acre is available IL you hurry
Four bedroom. brick rambler with
ga baths, large kitchen with eye
level oven and lots OF birch cab.
inets. DASHBOARD HOT WATER
HEAT. Full bright basement: cal
ia. 7-9300 to inspect this Low
price value, only So $50. ARLING.
TON REALTY, CO., 1900 Wilson
blvd.
GOT THE COMMITTING BLUES?
sShas'isa atas family frG% from hssr to ySnI
This conf. brick 2-story, loc. in
heart Of Mclean School com.
munity and rec. facilS., was built
for you. 3 bedrms., 9 baths. IKE
den, sep. din, rm.; full bsmt,, with
rec. rm.; on "a acre for full family
ltVin0
Evening star., 1959-11-16
TRADE

Owner will consider smaller home
lots, or small acreage in trade or
this spacious home. Fireplace in
living room, , bedrooms down. :
partly finished upstairs, with enc
bath roughed in. Full daylight
basement: large fenced lot. CitS
utilities. In Fairfax. Asking SIS
45O. Assume large 4zes trust
$50 per month includes taxes and
insurance.
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
8 TIL 8 JE. 4-490O
UNUSUAL SITUATION-It's din,
cult to find a home like this con.
venient location; superb wooded
section, huge living room with
vaulted ceiling, balcony and inter.
estinR fireplace. 4 bedrms.. large
dining Il" bsmt., attractive white
brick exterior. Assume existins
100000 financing, So. 500. JE
4-22SS. PARKER. SMITH a. DON
NELL. REALTORS.
vALGE!! VALUE i
Brand-new 3:bedroom. 'S-bath
rambler on a 9SX151 lot in very
close-in Falls Church area. Spa
cious living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, 1860 kitch-
en-. wonderful daylight walk -out
basement. $500 down: 25-yr.
conventional financing. Priced for
immediate sale Mt sci 500, Inspect
now. JE. 2-q00U WIN. A CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Houses by Hughes
Open Sunday
RED BRICK RAMBLER

Only Sl3,a60 and vacant
for immediate poSs.; this
charming little home is Just
about the best buy we have
had this year. Owner must
sell today; someone will luck
into real bargain; has
3 bright bedrms., rec. type
bsmt. and big country sized
lot. 5000 down should buy
II. To reach: BALTIC. blvd. to
Edgewood rd., Hollywood,
Nd, turn rt. on Edgewood
to 5lst ave, left on 51st
to Niagara rd., left to 5025
Niagara and open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
GROVETON HEIGHTS

This nice little Cape Cod has ar
extra large living-dining room
combination, three bedrooms, IA
baths, full basement. and side
screened porch and an abundance
of shrubs and trees are added at
traction to the L7-acre lot. A
verv nice nome for anyone look
ing for comfort and convenience
Price is only S1T,950, too.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
SCAR(IEf |

APPROX. 44.UOU 50. #. in D. c.
with TT. siding Entire building
heated: aiT-eond. ofices. George
Jolson, ST. 3-72o0. ewes, I'm.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. Realtors
Evening star., 1959-11-16
DOCTORS SUITE

DOCTORS SUITE
Splendid location for two doctors
to share ONCE, general practi-
tiOner and pediatrician or obste-
fioor r' Of apartment q b,dSpi On in iVSpa Sepa
ter OF Good Hope Hills. Nsylor
Gardens area, and surrounded b.
1900 family dwelling units: 8
rms. and bath. designed for prae-
ticing physician. SIPS month.
Phona In 1.qgO0
Evening star., 1959-11-16
PENTAGON REALTY
CR 2AO0

3e3 W. Lee Hwy, Fairfax.
HERE 1T IS-A completely finisheC
all-brick Colonial with nice lot
Three bedrooms, two full baths
screened porch, finished rec. room
and convenient to buses and shop
GRATED and ready for YOU to move
in with settlement. Just S3.50C
cash will suf1ce. ia. 5-l550. AT.
LAS REALTY CO., 4751 Lee high.
WAy (corner Glebe)
Evening star., 1959-11-16
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

COMPLETE 2ND FLOOR, pvt.
bath. . lge. ofices of downtown
Conn. ave; all util. furn May
also be used ss studio or efheiency
HE. 4-323s or no. $1,000.
COW. LOG, Nl7 ! 5th st. NV
Nicely furn. .Iyt Cfcr share re-
ception rm.: Si00 mo. DI. 7-04l3.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
HISTORIC
WATER VIEW

Lovely new brick split-level
on "a acre; Gift. living room
with fireplace; separate dining
room, ultra equipped kitchen
Offering dishwasher and dis
poSal: 4 twin-sized bedrooms.
, full baths, outside entrance
basement with fireplace. S23,-
500. Dial 703, GY. $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HTs.-Vae.; 3225 18th
pl. sc. toff Ala. aveD. Beaut, semi.
det. brick: spae, rms, bsmt, Level
fenced lot S4A5 dn., S97 so mo.
TU. 2-79OO: ewes, UNa 4-1005.
,cOLORED-FORT DAVIS
490s FORT DUPONT TER. Sc.
Semidet. brick: liv-din. comb,
lovely bedrooms, finished rec
room, large yd. conv. 10 schools
Transportation. Census Bureau
Andrews Field and Benning. CALI
500 AN. TILL 1000 Pm. COL
LIFR AND VOGEI,. TU, 2-3302.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSUME

Sls.500 CT loan, Sl24 mo piti
on nearly new 3-bedrm. 2-batf
brick rambler. Basement. OnlJ
S2I,50O.
COMMUNITY REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
British Charge
Juyne Mansfield

BLACKPOOL, England, Sept
7 (AP) An official complaint
was lodged against Jayne
Mansfield here for parading hel
8-month-old son before yelling
crowds at an after-dark
festival.
Jayne and her husband
Mickey Hargitay. took baby
Mickey along with them when
they off1ciated at Blackpool's
annual ceremony of switching
on the seafront Examinations.
Some 10000 spectators yelled
with delight as Hargitay hoist
ed the boy shoulder high amid
the bright blaze of lights.
The complaint was lodged by
Inspector Frank Sewer of the
National Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children
mo child of that age should
take part in publicity stunts,
especially at that time of
night" Mr.. Sewer declared.
The ceremony was held just
before 9 pm. Saturday.
Jayne commented: Black
pool is wonderful family town
and l thought everyone would
love to see my baby"
Mr.. Hargitay said: THE boy
had been we'll rested up for the
show. I don't think he was
tired"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

all those men-knightS they
called themselves with a brush
stroke of the romantic-who
gathered in New York N 1882
to stamp another holiday on
the calendar. he alone survives.
Others of that famed group
which founded Labor Day be-
came better known to the pub
lie - Samuel Gorpers, father
of the AFL: Henry George, the
economist who preached single
tax; Peter Mcclure, the New
Jerseyan of Carpenters Union
renown. But with their pass
ing, Mr.. Bamberger more and
more became a symbol of what
Labor Day means.
Visitors Pay Him Honor
Visitors from all parts of the
country make sentimental jour-
neyS to do him honor and to sit
for hours talking about old
times and new.
Making the anniversary all
the sweeter. Mr.. Bamberger's
birthday falls on September 2.
which often is Labor Day, too.
Mr.. Bamberger is 80 now, TAX
ing pleasure in lasting health.
a younger mans slant, much
outdoor activity, and an ever
inquiring mind.
Someone who sought him out
at the end of a thousand-mile
journey said, He wears his dis
tinctions with as much grace
as he wears his years"
He is called the oldest vet
eran of the photo-engraving in
dustry, the one holding the
longest unbroken union men,
bership. He is the dean among
the alumni of Cooper Union
College in New York He start
ed Ocean City's celebrated baby
parade and is this resort towns
honorary commodore. He is
enormously proud Of being a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
Pilot, Two Children
Die in Plane Crash

WILLISTON, Fla, Sept. Z
(AP "A private plane crashed
in a foggy pasture shortly
after takeoff from a nearby
airport yesterday, killing the
pilot and two of his children.
The victims were Edward
Paul Stephenson, IS, of West
Hollywood, Fla; his daughter,
Linda, II, and a son, Gilbert,
6. No one else was aboard. They
had spent the night in Will
liston because of bad weather
on a flight from Gainesville,
Fla, to West Hollywood.