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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

CLIFTON FORGE. Aug. IA
ZAP An Allegheny County
mother has denied a claim OF
the county's medical director
that one of her eight children
had polio and six Of the others
showed its symptoms.
Furthermore, added Mrs.
Everett Louis Tucker, 80:
"We just want to be left
alone with our own doctor, not
q Government doctor"
DR.. Esther G.. Pagan, Ale
ghany County medical direc-
tor, said Wednesday that little
Patricia Tucker, 2, had been
hospitalized at Clifton Forge
for three days and was to be
transferred to the polio center
at Roanoke Memorial Hospital.
. However, DR.. Pagan said, the
parents refused to permit the
transfer and took the child
home on the advice OF the fam
lily physician and because Of
apparent fears of experiment
tation.
DR.. Pagan said Thursday
morning that six Of Patricia''
brothers and sisters had polio
symptoms. She said none ir
the family had received any
Salk vaccine.
Mrs. Tucker, an attractive
blond, said yesterday afternoon
it was true Patricia had beer
hospitalized for three days
But, she said, two physicians
including her family doctor
had told it was doubtful tn,
child had polio.
She further quoted the doc
tors as saying that even if tn
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a door-to-door bell-ringing
campaign to urge people. par
ticularly in the low-income
areas, TO get Salk vaccine shots
The girl, who lived in the
200 block Of S street NV. died
Wednesday at District Genera,
Hospital. Mr.. Blaisdell said hei
case was clinically diagnosed
as acute bulbar polio, but that
this had not yet been confirmed
by laboratory tests. She hac
not received any immunizatior
shots.
Five other paralytic polio
cases have been reported il
the Metropolitan area-one in
the District, two in Alexandra
and two in Fairfax.
A 17-year-old District boy
was diagnosed as a paralytiC
polio case earlier this week.
The youth lives in the 1906
block of @ street NV, only
one block away from the Der.
ret School clinic where free
polio shots may be obtained.
Cases Up Nationally
Nationally reported paralytiC
polio cases jumped by 80 pei
cent last week to 245, the high.
est weekly figure since Septem
Der, 1856. according to the
United States Public Health
Service.
Through last Saturday, there
had been 1850 paralytic case
listed this year. That com
pared with 668 in the similar
period Of 1858 and 3,045 il
1855, the year Salk polio vac
cine first became available.
Surgeon General Leroy E
Burney said the rise last weel
was caused by a general in
crease in a number of Statei
rather than any new majol
epidemicS.
| Altogether, there were 43:
polio cases listed last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

being engaged to the engine.
Mr.. Umbaugh's announce
ment set a price of 1895 on
the aircraft-thousands below
the loweSt-priced helicopter
nov offered. With the hard-to-
get certification from the FAA.
the U-18 could spell success
for him and better fiscal for
tunes for Fairchild.
Costly Cancellation
1t cost the firm some $50
million when the military can
celed contracts for the Goose
missile; economic doldrums hit
HagerStown. The plant is cur
rently in production with the
turboprop F-27 commercial
transport and has delivered IS
of a 72-plane order from a
number Of airlineS.
A World War II pilot, Mr..
limbaugh conceived the U-18
idea and had it developed by
Gilbert DeVore, chief engineer.
The parent firm is a ferti-
lizer company doing a Sc mil
lion-a-year business in the
Southeast.
He bought two Bell 'copters
and after a year said the ro-
tary-wing craft increased the
sales force efficiency f1vefold.
He figures the helicopter per-
mile cost at 1.21 cents and
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was ordered integrated, were on
hand at the start Of a three
day enrolment period. The
school operated last term with
only 20 Negroes in classrooms
designed TO accommodate 1000
pupils.
Registration continues until
4 pm. today and resumes to-
morrow and Monday.
School Poll Voted
Last night some 1900 War
rem County residents voted
their approval Of a private
high school registration to
determine the number Of stu
dents who want continued seq
regated classes.
With only five persons voting
against the action. the mass
meeting asked the Warren
County Educational Foundation
to conduct the registration.
The resolution said II re-
Spouse to the registration is
overwhelming. the foundations
board Of directors should revive
the private school.
The private school was first
set up last fall when public
Warren County High School
was closed by State law when a
Federal Judge ordered % Negro
children admitted.
No Whites Enrolled
After the school-closing law
was thrown out by the courts.
the public school was re-
opened. ostensibly on an in
tegrated basis, at the start Of
the second term last February.
Only the Negroes showed up.
The white students con-
tinued in the private school.
The citizens vote last night
came on a resolution presented
by w. d. Blanton. president of
the Front Royal-Warren Coun-
! ty Chamber Of Commerce. It
asked that the foundations
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Life-Soving Tests
Slated in Virqiniu

A series Of YMCA-Red Cross
life-saving tests will be held at
the Fairfax-Falls Church Fam
lily Center on Little River turn
pike at 9 am. Monday.
The six-week day-camp pro-
gram Of the branch has just
been concluded with a trip to
Mount Vernon and an over
night camp at Oakton.
Don Koch Of Springfield and
Jimmy Lawrence Of Annandale
won emblems for outstanding
camping ability.
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DR.. Seymour to Join
American U. Faculty

DR.. S. Frederick Seymour
will join the American Univer-
sity faculty next month as as
sociate professor of sociology
and anthropology, the univer-
sity announced.
He is now with the System
Development Corp. and is the
former acting chairman of the
University of Kansas City So
GEOLOGY department.
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board Of directors conduct as
soon as possible a student reg
istration to determine the
number who desire a private
school and who can pay in adj
vance the necessary cost.
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Warren High EnroIIs
20 Whites, 2 Negroes

FRONT ROYAL, Va Aug. II (AP).-The first white
pupils to enroll at Warren County High School
September registered todayaong with two Neoefor the
1959-60 term.
Twenty white teen-agers many Of whom had attended
private classes last year when the countys only high school
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FoirchiId to Build
New Type Autogyro
By CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Writer

The Farchild Engine & Arplane Corp, hard hit by mill
tary contract cancellation will build hybrid aircraft to sell
for less than $4,000 in Hagestown today
Raymond E. limbaugh president of the limbaugh Aircraft
Corp Of Ocaa Fla announced signing of sbcontract with
Fairchd said he already commitments $500 of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
First Polio Death Spurs
About Drive for Shots

The District Health Department announced an about
emergency drive to prevent any possible polio epidemic
after the death Of 5yearod girl yesterday was listed as
the Districts first polio death Of the year.
William w. Blaisde chief Of public health education
section said the department. ensng community groups
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
poema Be 10y
En- eI Afrio

Deslumbrodoro de hermosuro y eroeio
en- ell otrio del temple oporeci6,
y todos q su poso Sc incIinoron,
menos yo.
Como enjombre de olegres moriposos
voIoron los eIoeios en- redor;
I'm homemade lie rindieron todos,
menos 20.
Y tronquilo, despues, indiferente,
q su morodo coda cuoI volvio,
e indiferentes wien y tronquilos
todos, Joy, rnenos 20!
FABIo FIALLo
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04

todas a que regresaramos TAM
bien; nos decia que no podfa
haber terra mas prodiga, nj pal
safes mas hermosos que aque-
Hos de Colombia. Sonaba con
volver a c%ontemplar suS man
SOS rios, sus cafetales en- flor,
sus campos fertiles y aquellas
montafas majestuosas que, CO.
mo centinelas incansables, vi
gillian y guardian la riqueza del
suelo que circundan. Realize su
sueno, volvio a Cali, al Vale
del Cauca, pero va no pudo con-
templar sino ell paisaje que ca
bia en- ell marco de la ventana
de SUI alcoba de enferma, pero
pudo yer su terra natal j dejar
bajo ella sus despojos.
Monica Teresa, hemos per-
dido tn presencia y tn ayuda
aqui en- La terra, pero cOnta-
tamos contigo ALA en- ell Cielo,
porque tn Jesus, que tanto
amaste, debe tenerte en- sitiO
predilecto.
Va para su esposo, Don Ro-
berto Neumann, para sus hijos,
sus hermanas y demas familia,
residente en- Cali, nuestro mas
sentido mensaje de condolencia.
JOsefina Acosta
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
Monica Teresa Neurnann
Fa|Ieci0 en- Colombia

Con profundo pesar registra-
mos hoy la desaparici6n de una
amiga incompatible. Monica Te-
resa ha partido para siempre,
despues de soportar con ente-
reza y resignation erisitana la
mas cruel y tenaz enfermedad
y ha dejado un vacio inllenable
en- donde quiera que ella estuvo
y I'm dolor immense entire los
suyos y entire quienes tuvimos
Ell privilegio de contar con 81
amistad.
Fue Monica Teresa Neumann
una gran mujer. Grande en- to-
dos los campos; en- Ell de las le-
tras, gozo de dones especiales,
de cultura exquisite, de EXPIRE
sion maravillosa y nos dejo una
preciada herencia en- sus libros
y en- sus sentidas poesias. Como
madre, esposa y amiga, fue per
feeta. En- Ell campo del senti.
miento, humane, generosa, no
BILE. Su alma privilegiada la in
dujo siempre a mitigar ell dolor
ajeno, a llevar con SUI dulzura
Y SUI talento ell consejo sabio y
ell consuelo piadoso a donde ha-
bia pena, enfermedad o miseria.
Aqui en- Miami adelanto obras
sociales encomiables, ayudo con
devotion a la colonia latina. y
formo de los colombianos resi-
denies una gran familia, de
la cual fue ella ell alma y la
cabeza.
Herida va de muerte, sintio
la nostalgia de su terra y deli
70 con volver a ella, y mas aun,
nos instaba constantemente a
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04

Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones pa
ra Ia gentil dana puertorrique-
ma sonora Luz Perez, quien ce
lebro en- Ell dia de aver, Ia
grata OCCASION de SUI eumpleahos
rodeada del afecto de sus seres
queridos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
ARMA DE DOBLE FLO

ARMA DE DOBLE FLO
Querida Amaranta: Duran
tie mi primer ano de casada
fui bastante feliz, aunque te-
MIA la sospecha de que mi es.
poso no me guerra. Despues,
por razones de convenience
economical, me vine a este
pals esperanto que el podria
venir pfonto a reunirse con-
migo. BESIDE que nos separa-
mes, Ell apenas me eScribe y
motto que cada vez esta mas
lejos de mi. 5Cree listed que
aunque pierda una buena
oportunidad debo veolver a SUI
lado?
PEPITA
Precisamente porque no es.
taba listed segura de SUI espO-
so, hizo NAL en- separarse de
Ell. Prueba de clio es que Ell
lie escribe cada vez con menOr
frecuencia. Muy posiblemen-
tie piensa en- la situaci6n de
ambos y, al nOtar que no Sc
encuentra NAL solo, esta dis
puestO a prOlongar la situa.
ci6n actual que es, natural.
mente, irregular. No obstan.
tie, esa separation puede dar
buenOs frutos 81 listed, al vol
yer trata de preSentarse a
sus 0jos como una muJer dis.
tinta, sin dudarlo un momen.
to debe listed pensar que en-.
ire un POGO mas de dinero y
Hn POGO mas de felicidad, hay
que decidirse por La segunda
alternative.
En- muchos easos en- los que
un matrim0nio no eS feliz por
una serie de pequenas incom.
patibilidades, Ell hecho de
zanzibar de Residential, un via.
je, una separation o cualquier
0tra variation de la vida nor.
NAL, pueden remediar las eau.
sas de la primitiva infelici.
dad 81 esas causas, natural
mente, no son de fondo. Ell
remedio es, no obstante, un
arma de dos filos, porque en-
general no es aconsejable que
una muchacha como listed vi
va separada de SUI esposo so.
bre TODD en- una ciudad como
Miami donde al parecer care.
ce listed de familia y amigos
verdaderamente sinceros.
Por TODD clio, debe listed
regresar sin perdida de item.
Pc al lado de su esposo y, va
que Sc alej6 de Ell, procurar
que la nueva etapa de SUI ma.
trimOniO sea distinta y mas
feiiz. No lie sera dificil con.
seguirlo 81 va listed animada
por understandable decisi n
de hacer que SUI esposo la
quiera, como 81 ESQ fuera y
10 es para listed la c0sa mas
importante del mundo.
Lleve listed nuevos temas
de conversation, procure yes.
tirse de otra forma, trate US
ted de presentarse ante 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
cUmpIeoKos

Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell estimado ca
ballero eubano senior Daniel Vas.
quez, con motive de la grata ce
iebracion de un nuevo aniver-
sario de SUI natalicio en- ell dia
de hoy, y nuestros deseos de
que cumpla muchos, y muy di-
chosos, amos mas de vida.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
FABIo HALLo
WSentimental
POI. Ansaramta

Dirijanse las consuItas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. P. o. Box Sos,
International Airport, Miami AZ, Fla Rogamos q los lectores o
Iectoras ape frmen sus eartas con IN pSeud6nimo o iniciaIes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
DOS vECEs


tad0S.
DOS wees
Querida Amaranta: Tenga
81 amos y estoy casada desde
hace seis amos con I'm mu-
ehacho de % a quien quiero
con toda ell alma. Teffemos
3 hijos. AL cabo de casada,
Sc fle ei voluntario al ejerci-
to. Cuando volvio era un hon.
bre perdido y Sc enamoro de
una muchacha de mi mismo
pueblo. Me abandono estan-
do encinta de mi tercer hijo.
POGO despues recibi una carta
suya donde me pedia ell di-
vorcio. Senti I'm immense do
lor. Pero a los ocho meses
de estar encinta me presente
ell SUI casa y Sc VIC obligado
a recogerme a mi y a mis- hi
jos.
Yo di a luz I'm nino y lie
dinlos ell nombre de mi espo-
so. Me sentia feliz, pero a los
cuatro meses, me abandono
de uevo y regreso a Puerto
Rico sin decirme adios siquie-
"a. Sc fue ALA con la misma
muchacha de antes. POGO des-
pues, me escribio pidiendo-
me perd6n y regres6. Sin en-
barge, me he enterado de que
tieue reservado I'm pasaje pa
ra volver a Puerto Rico, 5Cree
listed que debo perdonarle to-
do 10 que quiera hacerme SUI
frir, o de una vez facilitarle
los medios para que Sc divor-
Gle?
MARIA
Parece que SUI esp0so, falto
de y0lurtad y de buenos prin-
cipios, viye entire dos tenta.
clones: la de esa mujer y la
de sus hijos. Por SUI parte, da
la impression de que es listed
demadiado buena y d6cil. lie
rerdOn6 listed con gran faci.
lidad dos veces, y el parece
que estA inclinado a reincidr
en- la huida (para regresar
despues p~rebabIemente). Qui.
zas sea 10 mejor que liable
listed con Ell sacramento y lie
Olga que debe elegir entire
listed y sus hijos y esa mujer,
de una manera definitiva. FL
cOnfia en- SUI mansedumbre v
es precise hacerle yer que esa
bOndad tlene suS limiteS. 81
logra listed persuadirle de que
esta vez esta listed ~plenamen.
te decidida a actuar, es muy
possible que Sc avenga a "a.
zones. -. go. -.
Ell case DE PENSATIVA
PREGUNTA: A Pensativa 10
que lie ha inducido a adoptar
este pseudonimo es la rara
actitud de SUI novio. Ell mu-
chacho con quien lleva rela-
clones hace dos amos podria
casarse con ella, pero va dan
-Oontinda en- la Pagina 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
fSimpdtieo Bodd

Simpdtieo Bodd
Durante solemne ceremonial,
que tuvo lugar en- la Primera
Mission Bautista Hispana Central
de esta ciudad, fue celebrado e.
matrimonio de la gentil senori
ia Blanca Garcia, hija del seno
Feline Garcia y sonora, Juan
Hernandez de Garcia, va falls
cidos, e. senior Richard Larsen,
hijo del senior Berlin Larsen y
sonora, Margaret de Larsen, Off
ciando los ritos ell Reverendo
Jose NJ. Fleites, y rindiSndo los
cantlcos la senorita Ondina He.
redia acompanada al organo por
la sonora Huff. =. =.
La novia entro al temple
del brazo del senior HeribertO
Rodriguez, amigo de SUI familia,
atayiada de una bella ereacion
realizada en- tut fusion y encaje,
corte de princesa, de falda muy
amplla y cenido corpino. FL We
10 desprendia de una preciosa
tiara de perlas y SUI ramo era
de claveIes blancos.
Fueron los padrinos ell senior
HeribertO Rodriguez y la sonora
Cecilia Yong, quien lucia un
regio vestido color de orc con
accessories del mismo tono. Com
pletaba su atavfo con un ramo
de claveles rosados.
Integraba la corte de la nova
las senoritas Martha Slquet muy
elegante en- ma creacion de tut
Illusion y encaje azul, las sienes
adornadas de un casquete blan-
CO. Sus flores fueron claveles
rosados. La acompahaba ell Sc
ncr Alberto VaSquez. La nina
DOralis FleiteS, en- vaporoso YES
lido color rosa de tul y encaje,
reg6 petalos de rosa al paso de
la d~esposada. FL nino Morris
Fast porto los anillos nupciales.
Una vez terminados los of.
clos religiosos, fue ofrecida
una reception en- ell salon social
de la igiesia, a la cual concu-
rrio un nutrido grupo de amis-
tades de los Contingencies.
AL regreso del viaje de luna
de mel, esta gentil pareja fila
"a su Residential en- esta ciudad.
FL senior Larsen curse estu.
dos en- la Escuela de Tecnolo-
gia de Jacksonville y actualmen-
te esta afiliado a la firma CO.
mercisl Smith Corona. Su joven
esposa estudi6 en- ell Seminario
Los PinOs Nuevos" de Plaeetas,
Cuba.
Para tan simpatica pareja, en-
vIamcs nuestros votos fervien-
ties porque Ell earifio y la com
prension sean suS eternos com
psneros en- esta nueva senda de
suS vidas,
Bodos de PopeI
Aunque algo tarde, nos com
place enviar un cordial saludo a
la gentil pareia tornado por ell
senior Harold Barnett y sonora,
Onelia Barrial de Barnett, con
motive de la grata celebration
de sus Bodas de Papel, primer
aniversario matrimonial, en- Ell
dfa de aver.
gumpIeaKos
Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones pa
ra la gentil dana puertorrique-
ma sonora Luz Perez, quien ee
lebro en- ell dia de aver, Ia
grata OCCASION de SUI eumpleanos
rodeada del afecto de sus seres
queridos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04

Como una muier nueva. No
tardara en- Observar los result.
tad0S.
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100000 Raised
In Drive to Build
Sc. Hospital

Nearly 100000 has been
raised by the Greater Southeast
Community Hospital in it's cam
paign to construct a So million
hospital. Raymond j. McDon-
ough. president of the board
Of trustees, announced last
night.
The residential campaign, he
said, is still under way in an
effort to cover all Southeast
families and those in nearby
Prince Georges County. He
spoke at the groups annual
meeting held in the Anacostia
High School auditorium.
The Oxon Hill Lions Club
gave the foundation it's third
$1,000 check and announced it
hopes to raise a total of $4,000
to equip the ophthalmologv de-
partment of the hospital to be
built on tract of land at Camp
SimmS.
The group elected Burton
Warner. advertising director OF
Safeway Stores. to the board
of trustees. 1t reelected Mr.
McDonough. Leon Cohen, S.
Dolan Donohoe, Solomon w
Greenberg, W. Ledru Koontz
and Lloyd J. Wineland.
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PIunner 4s" coektoii TobIe, tobacco and
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1906 Now 9.
PIonner Round Cocktail Table. natural
finish So" doneter Downtown Store
Only. Reg. $3.50 ---------- Now II.
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wide, 48" high Dotcntotcn Store Only.
REQ 349 - Now ~.
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Plonner cocktuiI Table With Drawer.
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coptoin's Occasional Arm Choir, in wolnut.
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natural finish. DowntOwn Store Only. Reg.
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Perimeter 40" Round Dinette- Card TobIe,
walnut with black plastic top. Dol0nto'on
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PIonner Cabinet With Sliding Doors.
natural finish, So" Downtotcn Store Only.
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PIonner DuoI-Size Panel Heodboord, woI
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foYn Store Only. Reg. $3.50 Row IS.
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walnut with two leaves DOaCnfOicn Store
Only. Reg 1850 ---------- Now IS.
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Reg 5000 ------------- Now 80.
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with 4-drower utility deck. DoSCnt"tcn Store
Only. Req. 22o.95 ------ Now Is.
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heodboord. Do,OntOvm Store Only. Req,
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Pionner 2-Pc. WoInut Bedroom Ensemble,
Y" dresser bose with 20 drawers and duel
size bookcase heodboord. Do0nfot0n Store
Only. Reg. 5000 -------- Now 1879.
Palmer WoInut 7-Pe. Junior Dinina Suite,
AZ" round table extends to 42"x72"x60"
buffet with So" gloss door china top ond
4 side chairs. DOrnfown Store Only. Reg
3o8 00 Now 1919.
PIonner Natural 5-Pe. Bedroom Ensemble.
doubIe.size bookcase heodboord, high
chest two So" bachelor chests with -
drop in vanity with mirror. Dot0nto0n Store
Only. Req. 449 5O----------Now Z39.