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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24
Acct omiIyFeored
Victims Of Quake
a Were on Yellowstone Trip
But Haven't Reported Since

Milford Kellogg, Atomic Energy Commission empoye.
and three members of his family listed by the Red Cross
today unaccouned for and possibly missing in the Yellow
stone National Park shaken by earthquakes last week.
The Damascus Md family not been from since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24

HIS RIGHT HAND is on
the Bible, which is appropri-
ate, because he was the only
preacher to become President
of the United States. He was
a Disciple of Christ Cam
bellite). On one side of the
stone base is inscribed MA
jor General U. S. ", Member
of Congress, Senator from
Ohio, and President" And he
was only so when he was
killed.
He was fatally wounded
at $50 in the morning of
July 2, 1881, in the Baltimore
g. Potomac station at Sixth
and Constitution which is
now the entrance of the Ma
tional Gallery Of Art.
The Star of that day car
ried the story in succeeding
columns headed First Ex-
tra," Second Extra" etc.
The First Extra" mentioned
Officials galloping up and
down The Avenue" and car
ried the name of his asSail-
ant, Charles ]. Guiteau. The
man had written it out for
the press.
Robert J. Donovan, White
House correspondent for the
New York Herald Tribune,
found out a lot about Gui-
teau in research for his book,
1.-THE AssasSins."
Despite popular wrath, it
does seem that Guiteau
would have been found in
sane today. He was mad all
right, but there was always
a method to his madness.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-23
THOMAS ]. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

The Sth grade King and Queen
Contest of Thomas j. Kellar
Kellar School came to an end
on Wednesday, May 13, 1859.
Teachers, parents, and pupils
are to be given special note
of recognition for all of the hard
work and combined efforts put
forth in this contest.
The results of the Kings Con-
test were: Michael Askew of
Mrs. Hunters room was crown
ed King. Members of the Kings
Court were: Louis Dyson of Mr..
Smiths room, George RatEffe
of Mrs. Aliens room, and DON
aid Nesbitt of Mrs. Brooks
room.
The results of the Queens
Contest were: Jacqueline Fuller
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-23
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes
. BY JOHN HANCOCK

The annual Scholarship Essay
Contest sponsored by the Prince
Hall Grand Lodge, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons of Illinois, is
once again Offered to all high
school students who will gradu-
ate next month, and next falls
seniors. The subject matter is
well knoyn and contains six
parts for discussion. These an
nual awards are offered thru the
Masonic Education Committee
each year with the first award
of $500 and other awards.
A Thornton student won first
award in 1855, and is now at
ending the college of her choice.
Mr.. Jack L. Gray of 262 w.
147th street, ED 1 $500, may
be contacted for entry blanks.
All entries will become the
property of the Prince Hall
Grand Lodge with decision OF
the judges final. There should
be many sharp high school stu
dents who could easily qualify
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-23

eOf Mrs. Aliens room WIS crown
ed Queen. The Queens Ladies
were: Carol Coleman of Mrs.
Brooks room, Dorothy Morrow
of Mr.. Smiths room, and Cecilia
Mock of Mrs. Hunters room.
The 9Th Grade Graduates and
their guests (pareEls, teachers,
and 18th graders) enjoyed a full
day of enjoyable and interesting
Class Day Activities on Friday,
May Is, 1859. The unique Glass
Day program was one to be
long remembered by audience
and participants. The program
was followed by a delicious
luncheon. Softball games, Sack
and Egg Races dominated the
recreational activities. Beauti-
full prizes were given to the
most outstanding participant in
each event. Prize winners were:
Boys softball game prize was
won by George Ratliffe. Girls
softball game prizes were won
by Joe Ann Buckley and Elaine
Coleman. The first prize for the
Sack Race was won by Rosie
Nell Snoddy. Mary Hart won
the second prize in this relay.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-23
Page S
Saturday, May %, 1859

Helen Scott won first prize for
the Egg Race and Georgia Her
ron won the second prize for
this relay.
An instrumental display will
be presented May 28th at 500
pm. in the Kellar School Build
ing. This display will be pre-
sented by the Lyons Band In
strument Company, who will dis
cuss the rental and purchase
plans for instruments. All par
ents who would like to enroll
their children in Summer Band
or Band Glasses are requested
TO be present.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-23
aDoUGHNuT DAY"

CONTINUED from page y
volunteers to give just two or
three hours Of their time to sell
the familiar paper doughnut tags
in Robbins. Individual or club
groups can request tag assign
ments at "Doughnut Day" head
quarters, S. Dearborn street
Financial 6 108O) or call Mrs.
Chandler at Fulton 5 0957.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-23

Well you have seen the fash
ion shows, now see the last word
in what is THE thing to wear
and when worn by DANGEROUSLY
CARRIED models for your pleasure
and appreciation at the New
Covenat Church fashion revue,
Fashions in Orbit" which viii.
be held Sunday, May 81 at $3.50
pm. at Coolidge School. Spring
is now at its height, with sum-
mer edging in, should make this,
show the greatest one yet! Mrs
Carrie Watkins is chairman of
the committee.
Then next Monday night al
8, the Village Board meets and
you are urged o attend these
meetings. When you hear i
yourself, it cannot be otherwise
qualified, and some of these
things you need to know. The
best informed people on Village
Hall business seem to be those
who never attend the boare
meetings, but this idea cannot
stand up. You have to be with
thing to know it. Like the
man said, "You have to have
been there if you would do
Evening star., 1959-06-27

wood paneled wall and the
shelving either stained lightly
to match the cedar paneling
or left natural to contrast.
Many homeowners like to
team their bookshelves with
built-in cabinets for maga-
zine, record and game stor-
age. Bulletins that match the
wall paneling are popular.
Cabinet doors easily can be
tailored of edge-glued pieces
of cedar. and will blend into
the wall if they are fitted
with invisible spring latches
which open by finger pres
sure.
Good lighting is another
important item to remember
for the reading area. In ad-
dition to general room light
Evening star., 1959-06-27

q mortgage executed in bis
name at the same interest
you were paying. If your
mortgage is at a rate lower
than the present market rate,
1t is unlikely that any lend
er would enter into such a
deal.
In the third case, where
the buyer would assume" q
mortgage, you might be deal
ing with a relative or close
friend who had only a small
amount Of cash. He would
give you a note and sales
contract for the difference
between the mortgage and
the sales price agreed upon
In this event, The buyer would
not sign any notes at the
bank. The title to the prop
erty would remain in your
name until the first mortgage
held by the bank was paid
of. Then q first mortgage
would be executed for the
amount Of the sales contract.
which the buyer would re-
pay to you on agreed terms.
In such an agreement, the
seller is accepting a contin-
gent liability, because he is
still responsible for the mort
gage. If the bank were forced
to foreclose on the property
and sold it for less than the
unpaid amount Of the mort
gage, the seller would be re-
sponsible for a deficit judg-
ment.
Evening star., 1959-06-27

ownership" made by the
FSLIC during its first Is
years of existence.
BY encouraging people to
intrust their money to saw
ings institutions, Mr.. Mitchell
said, the FSLIC has made
possible a home financing
pool TO aid millions OF
families to own homes.
Evening star., 1959-06-27

Real estate dealers usually
charge a fee Of 5 per cent Of
the sales price of the prop
erty. For this. they pay for
advertising the property, for
the expense Of taking pro-
spective. buyers to view 1t, and
for advice about all matters
connected with the sale. This
last could very we'll be the
most important part Of a
dealers function. since his
knowledge of real estate law
sometimes can save you a lot
Of trouble before the trans
action is completed.
There are three ways you
can sell your house with an
existing mortgage on 1t: Cd
Have the buyer get a new
mortgage to replace the old
one; (2) have the buyer pur-
chase the house subject to"
the mortgage; or 90 have
the buyer purchase the house
and assume" the mortgage.
] Method Recommended
Under today's conditions.
the savings and mortgage ex-
perts Of the American Bank
ers Association, recommended
the first method. Then
there are no contingent liza
bilities hanging over the sale.
II a buyer purchased a
house subject to- a mort
gage. what he would really
be seeking wouldgbe to have
Evening star., 1959-06-27

for buiIt-ln obsoIescence, you can make II
your approach. Grande View split levels and
rambIers are different. The Seville and Sc
vile Grande plans are the most revolutionary
versions of the side-spIit since its introdue-
ton. Without changing the basic meaning
Of the side split . in fact, by keeping
the lower level family area, first level living
room, dining room, kitchen area, and second
level bedroom area exactly where they
should be but with ground floor
entrance and clear passage between kitch.
en- and family room in the back Of the house,
the Seville plan becomes new housing mas
terpieee.
There are more rooms, larger rooms, more
living space, no waste space, perfect per.
imeter traffic plan mo walking. into the liv.
ing room from the front door, or even
through hallway, wonderful design for
comfort. This is the kind Of design that's as
fresh years from today as it is today =.
and that is worth couple thousand dollars
in cold cash to you.
Evening star., 1959-06-27

An inviting book nook can
be easily devised in either
family room or living room.
AL that's needed is some wall
space for bookshelves. a COM
Portable easy chair or two,
and the right carpenter.
Wall paneling has served
as a decorative aspect of
home libraries for many
years. Today's place often re-
lies on woods for inviting,
coy atmosphere. Panel
boards cut with a tongue and
groove are a popular choice
for smooth wall effect. The
wood can be finished with
wax or clear lacquer.
Shelving of 1xl2-inch flr
can be easily mounted on a
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Anniversary Hailed

The United States Savings
and Loan League this week
hailed the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp. on
its 25th anniversary today.
C. R. Mitchell, president
Of the League, praised the
many major contributions to
American thrift and home
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Selling Your. House?
Here ore some points TO keep in mind
BY ANDY LANG
AP Newsfeotures Writer

It seems odd--until you
stop to think about it--that
there are hundreds Of thou
sands of American families
who have bought houses but
never sold any.
There are certain things
the flrst-time seller Of a
house should know. He should
know. for instance, that 1t is
important to decide, even be-
fore the house goes on the
market, exactly what is and
what is not being sold. Any
item attached to the house
or property that is not readily
portable is considered a part
Of the sale unless a special
provision is made exempting
1t.
But there are many other
things that may or may not
be included In the sale. among
them air conditioners, win
dow exhaust fans, electric
heaters, laundry equipment.
refrigerators. carpeting and
so on.
List Items Included
1t is wise to make out a
complete list Of items that
are to be included in the sale.
to show the list to the pro-
spective purchaser and to in
clude it in the contract. Dis
agreements over compare
lively minor matters have
held up the closings of many
sales.
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Here's q Bookshelf Plan

ing, lighting in either hang
ing or floor lamps is often
needed.
A fireplace adds that final
touch of at home comfort.
Evening star., 1959-06-27

BETHESDA 1911 Woodhaven Blvd
$29,5O0-STONE COLONIAL OFF BRADLEY BLVD
Excellent condition; den powder room. spacious dining
room breakfast space in kitchen; bedrooms, baths
Finished recreation Hot-water heat Screened porch
Garage. Flagstone patio trees room cooler. etc.
Bradley past WOOdhOuen. left.
Evening star., 1959-06-27
a thinking
mans house!
the biggest purchase Of but don't think ahead
thousands dollars future value we'll present cost!

To demonstrate this hidden factor clearly,
we have built an x-Rsy model with ell Ium-
Der eomponents exposed. clearly labeled and
identified. Thinking men will examine this
lesson in construction before buying any
house. Buying ahead in quality saves thou.
sands Of dollars in repairs and maintenance.
Buy ahead in Location.
We bought ahead in location too, on the
Aspen Hill tract in Wheaton when prices
were low. We knew that this centrally
located area, next to six-Iane Viers Mill Rd.,
on high rolling ground with view of perpet-
uaI parkIand across the street. would greatly
increase in value. When you buy ahead in
location, you also save plenty!
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Buy uheud in Iocufion.
Buy oheud in neighborhood.

The air Of dignity and respect that exists
in Grande View means as much to you as
it does to the mortgage bankers who have
often compIimented US on it,
There is parochiaI school block up the
street, several community swimming pools
in the neiehborhood, a new elementary
school right on our property Montgomery
County thinks we have a good community,
tool, and handsome sitting pIan When you
buy in neishborhood that is going ahead,
you make money.
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Buy ohecd in qUoIify.

Fortune Magazine asks; why in nation
famous for its mechanization and mass pro-
ducton Of ALMOST every conceivable product,
does housing lag behind with costly, old
fashioned techniques2
It's not up to US to solve industry problems
But we have solved our problems, We have
planned the manufacture of key lumber,
truss, and mIIwork eomponents in our
newest group Of 90 houses The framing
is actually cut and manufactured in spe-
claIized Golden Key plant on huge ma
chimes and shipped to the site. The grades
of wood, the weights, sizes, thicknesses,
precision cutting and fitting, smoothness
superior to anything now being done in any
house that costs less than $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

A tall gentleman dressed
like a bishop, who answered
to the name of "Sinterklaas."
arrived at the Netherlands
Embassy last evening.
Close on his heels came a
fellow called BLACK Peter"
wearing a medieval squire's
costume and carrying a sack
full of gifts, an empty sack
and switches.
Inside, ready to greet
them, were about 80 Dutch
youngsters on the verge of
hysteria.
When Sinterklaas and
Peter stepped across the
threshold, the annual party
for children of the Neither
lands Embassy staff got of to
a colorful start.
AS THE CHILDR Rem
KNEW, Hollands version of
st. Nicholas had been in
town for a couple of days.
His feast is December 5
and all the Dutch youngsters
Evening star., 1959-12-08

ton, Cornelia Otis Skinner,
and all the members of the
cast were invited with Mr..
Ritchsrd to the Beales' res
idence afterwards. So were
about 200 socialites and
diplomats who attended the
play.
Mr.. Ritchard, probably best
known to Americans for his
portrayal of Captain Hook in
Peter Pan," first made his
name in Australian musical
comedy.
This latest triumph, which
comes from Broadway, drew
a full house last night. The
Beales took as their guests
the British Ambassador and
Lady Caccia and Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison Norton.
Other box-holders were
Mrs. James Pomeroy Hend-
ricks and the Pakistan Am
Evening star., 1959-12-08

the traffic police are cheering,
too.
The Mayor, wearing the
silver chain of Office, formally
greets the old bishop, and the
holiday season begins.
1t, reaches its climax, for
the children, on December 5.
Christmas Day is a more
solemn and serene feast, OBJ
served with church services,
quiet family dinners, singing
and storytelling around can
dle-lit trees.
y 4
AUSTRALIAN AMBASSA-
DOR and Mrs. Beale honored
a fellow countryman - Cyril
Ritchard - at a late supper
party in the embassy last
night.
The delightful British &C.
tor, who was born and edu-
Gated in Ambassador Beale's
home town, Sydney, Austria
liza, is appearing in "The
Pleasure of His Company"
which opened at the National
Theater last night.
The co-star Of the produc-
Evening star., 1959-12-08
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
'SinterkldQs Comes to Town;
Beetles Entertain After Pldy

received gifts at their homes
last Saturday. But this was
their first look at Sinterklaas
this year.
They viewed him and Black
Peter with mixed emotions.
According to Dutch tradi-
tion. the kindly red-cloaked
prelate reads from a big book
before dispensing his gifts.
He lists the virtues and the
faults Of the child before him.
If a boy or girl has been
very, very bad-So the custom
goes-he or she is carried
away in Black Peters empty
sack.
Were much too civilized
to do that nowadays" Sin
terklaaS conf1ded yesterday.
But the small children can't
be sure it won't happen. and
they're so apprehensive. he
said, lone stern word from
me and they burst into tears"
So. even when he chlded
the youngsters. Sinterklaas
was all gentlenesS yesterday.
BACK IN HOLLAND the
coming Of Sinterklaas is a
national drama.
Seated on a great white
horse and accompanied by
Peter, he arrives at the end
of November by steamer in
Amsterdam's harbor and in
other harbor cities.
Thousands and thousands
of children and adults turn
out to cheer him. Traffic is
in a complete snarl, because
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Christmas Porty

The Chi Omega Alumnae
of Northern Virginia will
hold their annual Christmas
party at the home of Mrs.
Raymond E. Odom, 412
Beechwood road. Alexandria,
at 8 pm. on Saturday.
Husbands are invited. Con-
tact Mrs. Donald A. Fleger
for reservations.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
TO-DAY ~ Ole Eueniug Star
IN OOCLETY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1859 Xxx CT

bassador, Aziz Ahmed. Also
in the. audience were Judge
and Mrs. Homer Ferguson,
Senator and Mrs. Dennis
Chavez and Representative
and Mrs. E. c. GathingS.
\ = =
AT AN EARLIER party
yesterday, the First Secretary
Of the Romanian Legation
Evening star., 1959-12-08

AustroIion Ambassador
r-oWord BeoIe and Mrs.
eeole exchange an anus
ing story os they enter
the National Theoter Lost
night for the opening of
"The Pleasure of His
Company" Stor Stoff
Photo.
and Mrs. Dolezal said goodby
to friends from other en-
bassies, government agencies
and residential circles.
They leave Washington to-
morrow with their two chill
dren-Julius, 8. and Tatiana,
6-and on Thursday will
board the boat for home.
After a vacation, Mr.. Dolezal
will be reassigned. His new
job hasn't been announced.
The Romanian diplomat
has been here for about five
years and served on several
occasions as charge d'afaires.
= 4 y y
ALSO BIDDING FARE
WELL last night was the
Spanish Military Attache,
Col. Joaquin Gonzalez Vid-
aurreta, who's going home for
six months to attend Escuela
Superior del Ejercido, the
Spanish counterpart of our
National War College. After
completing the course, the
colonel will be eligible for
promotion to general. Held in
the Holiday Room of the
WeStchester, the party drew
about $50 guests.
Il i Il
THE AMERICA-ISRAEL
Society gave a reception too,
at the Cleveland Park Branch
of the Public Library. This
one marked the opening of an
exhibition of paintings by
Christian, Arab and Jewish
teen-agerS in Israel.
The show will be open to
the public from 9 am. to 9
pm. every day but Sunday,
through the 18th.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06
Dunbar Recreation
Center

The Dunbar Center Beavers
have won Il of Is basketball
games played this season in a
round robin series Of games. This
is a group of Independent teams
of Greater Little Rock and the
surrounding areas. They are now
training for the Inter-city tour
nament of independent teams
which viii be held at the Dunbar
Recreation Center. March 20 and
q.
Members of the present team
are: Garlan Brison. James Davis,
Marshall Hill, William Cyrus, Sam
uel Crout, James Lee, Robert
Jones. Artee smbblefield. Henry
Jones. Herbert Smith, Leslie
Joiner. Andrew Singleton and
Carl Jones captain
Tournament terms viii be;
South End and East End Boys
club. Carver YMCA. England and
Carlisle Independent Teams. st.
Bartholomew, Wrightsville, Pulas-
Xxi County Training school and
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06

Moberly, Mo. were integrated, the
National Association for the Adj
vancement of Co1ored People his
filed a brief in the United States
Court of Appeals here asking for
reversal of a lower court ruling
upholding the dismissals.
The brief was filed on Feb 20
on behalf of six of the IL dis
charged teachers.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06
NEGRO TEACHER IN
NEWLY INTEGRATED SCHOOL
RECEIVES PRAISE

I'm glad my daughters teach
er is a Negro is the frank, hon.
est personal report of Mrs. Sue
Meyers Gerard of Columbia, Mis-
souri,, who tells about the inte-
grafton of her towns school
system. Mrs. Gerard, herself a
teacher at Christian college prais-
es the ability and resourceful-
ness of fourth grade teacher,
Mrs. Eva Coleman, the one Ne
gro teacher in the school system.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06

the Dunbar Center Beavers.
Everyone is urged TO come out
and encourage these youngsters
All in the ID to 16 ege group.
AMIN college Alumni club of
Greater Little Rock will meet
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p. m.
All members and persons eligi-
bic, but are not active members,
are asked TO attend.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06
ShrinkS HemOrrhOidS
Without Surgery

Science finds healing substance that
relieves pain--Shrinks HemorrhoidS
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
ton (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all = results we're so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a probleml" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-DyneD-dis-
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation H. At all drug
counters money back guarantee. go
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06
NAACP SEEKS RETIRING
OF SIX DISCHARGED
NEGRO TEACHERS

ST. LOUIS-Contending that
Negro school teachers were dis
charged solely because of their
race when the public schools of
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06

Photo Courtesy International swimming
LATEST swimming pools
"spiteveI spa which designed backyard.
Made redwood Living Pool
with the family"is built both above and below the
ground itself rocky sanng
California redwood hankng sides provides
adaptable unbatng
oungng, entertaining. High walls offer shy
polv the ultimate in backyard bathing Locking
other special pool ety.
final touch, shown here plastic roof which will permit
kind This Esther Williams
is modesy priced for the average-income family.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-06
:: AROUND AMEN COLLEGE :
n ADMITTED TO MEDICAL SCHOOL
by John Howard

AMEN STUDENT ADMITTED TO MEDICAL SCHOOL
Raymond Miller a senior in PreMedicine at Arkansas
MN college has been admitted into the University of Meh-
gan Medical School will begin his studies gradual
ton June Miller becomes of the few students from
AN be admitted to Medical school directly upon gradua-