davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Combine sugar, corn syrup and vinegar
in heavy saucepan. Cook over medium
heat, stirring, until sugar dissolves. Con-
tinue cooking, without stirring, to 3OO0F.
on candy thermometer, or until little
of the mixture dropped in cold water
becomes very brittle. Remove candy
from heat. Quickly stir in soda; mix
well. Pour into lightly buttered 9 by 9
by Pinch pan. Do not spread as candy
Evening star., 1959-11-29
WHEN YOUR CHILD CRIES OUT AT NIGHT
"MOmmy, | can't breathe!'

Hospital Reports -. New vicks Liquid Discovery
Makes Steam Twice Effective for Head Colds Coupy Coughs
Congestion Children Breathe Easier Instantly!
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Sponge Candy
l cup sugar
l cup dark corn yrup
l tablespoon vinegar
l tablespoon baking soda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Potomac Pollution Hit
At Engineers Farley

forts Of all the cities, towns
and industries located on its
hundreds of miles of banks,
stretching from the Chesa-
peake Bay to central Pennsyl-
vania.
II know that the Potomac
is only one of many Of our
Nations rivers in this de-
plorable condition and many
of you are faced with similar
problems at home" Mr.. WEIGH
told the meeting.
He also pointed out that
Washington has a problem with
parking downtown.
Our suburbs are humming
with activity as we rush to
provide attractive and COM
Portable homes, convenient
shopping centers, schools and
churches for a rapidly expand
ing operation" he said.
Mr.. WEIGH added that the
delegates at the convention
probably would find many of
the Districts downtown streets
temporarily impossible Fas we
construct a maze Of intricate
super highways"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

buildings and uses, open space
on the site and handspring,
relation to adjacent streets
and lands and to existing and
prospective buildings in the
vicinity"
Scope Of Plan
Among other things the
board would consider would be
economic return on the invest
ment in the development. like
lihood Of long-term value Of
the development, aesthetic
quality OF the buildings, quality
OF living environment If resi-
Dental buildings are involved,
safety and convenience OF
traffic, and the economic, social
and aesthetic effect on sur
rounding developments.
The planned development
districts" could be set up with
in any of the existing coming
districts, be 1t residential, COM
mercial or industrial. A "site
plan" would have to be filed by
the developer and approved by
the County Board before any
construction could take place
in the planned development
district.
The site plan would show
size. elevation and arrange
ment of the buildings. The
developer also would have to
submit a 3-dimensional model
Of the project.
Where land in a planned de-
velopment district is under
more than one ownership, the
County Board could adopt a
"site plan" of its own and
require the separate owners to
conform to the plan If they
wanted to develop their prop
erty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
AssouItine Police
Brings $lOO Fine

A Seat Pleasant man was
fined 500 yesterday for as
saulting a Prince Georges
County policeman who tried to
arrest him for illegally selling
fireworks.
Hyattsville Police Court
Judge George j. O'Hare Or
dered the fine for John r. Wise
man of the TOO block of Fres-
no street. The judge dismissed
the illegal fireworks charge
after ruling the warrant was
faulty.
Corpl. J. H. Vincent said the
incident occurred June q at a
restaurant in the 5000 block OF
Kenilworth avenue, Blsdens-
burg. He said when he tried to
arrest Wiseman he was knocked
to the ground by the suspect s
car as he drove away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Boys Nation Picks
California Youth

Keith r. Julian, II. of La
Mesa. Calf. last night won the
presidency of the 14th annual
American Legion Boys Nation.
Julian, an honor student at
GrosSmont High School in La
Mesa. defeated Johnny Lee
Jernigan, II, Durham. N. C.
Julian ran on the nationalist
ticket and Jernigan as a fed
eralist.
Richard S. LINER. Is. Mas
sapequa. N. Y, federaliSt, de-
feated Nationalist zeb Elonzo
Barnhardt, ir., Winston Salem.
N. c., for the vice presidency.
Boys Nation is composed Of
SO high school juniors from
virtually all States, the Dis
trict of Columbia and the
Canal Zone. They were selected
from among about 10000
youngsters who participated
this summer in the Legion's
Boys State program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

The Potomac River has be-
come "one Of the worlds most
atrociouS open sewers" accord
ing to the president Of the
Washington Association of
Plumbing Contractors.
Richard M. WEIGH made the
statement before the American
Society of Sanitary Engineer
ing at the Mayflower Hotel. He
recalled that recently a new
sewage plant had been dedi-
Gated but went on to say that
the Potomac which once was
one of our city's more magnifl-
cent assets has fallen victim
to progress and neglect to be-
come one of the worlds most
atrocious open sewers.
I'VE know that this new FL
tration plant is no more than
a step IN the right direction
and will not do great deal
toward cleaning up our Po-
tomac.
THE problem is as complies
as is the river itself and its
waters will once again bt
cleaned only through the eff,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

NORFOLK, Va. July q
(AP). Applications of tive
Negroes for transfer to white
or predominantly white schools
have been approved by the Nor
folk School Board. Twenty-one
others were rejected.
School Board Chairman Pau
Schweitzer said the applications
now will be sent to the State
Pupil Placement Board, which
technically is supposed to pass
on them also. The two new
approved applicants will brinl
to 10 the total number Of
Negroes attending formerly
all-white schools next fall.
The school board unani-
mously passed a resolution al
a closed meeting yesterday
which approved transfer fol
Daphne Perminter and Anita
Mayer. The Perminter girl
who was turned down last year
for not completing tests and
interviews required under the
city's pupil assignment plan
was assigned to the second
grade at suburban Park Ele-
mentary School.
Anita Mayer, also turned
down last year. was assigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Norfolk Okoys School
Shifts for z Neqroes

to the ninth grade at Maury
High School.
E. L. Lamberth, assistant
superintendent of schools, said
five of the other applications
were denied because the pupils
lived nearer a Negro school,
than to a white school. The
board declined to say why il
rejected the other Is applica-
tons.
Criteria in the school boards
assignment plan include scho-
lastic achievement. social adapt
ability and mental maturity.
Seventeen Negroes who en-
tered six formerly all white
Norfolk secondary schools last
February 2 are expected to at
tend the same schools again
this fall. The boards action
in assigning the II last year
and the two pupils yesterday
was made under the pressure
of a Federal court order pro-
hibiting the board from barring
Negroes from white schools be-
cause of race.
The six secondary schools
were closed last September
after the II Negroes were as
signed. But they we're ordered
reopened February 2 after the
invalidation of Virginia's mas
sive resistance laws by Federal
and State courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

come" a petition filed by the
Southside Virginia community
yesterday said.
The Fourth Circuit Court of
Appeals, in a May 5 ruling,
overturned a Federal District
judges decision that gave
Prince Edward until 1865 to
integrate its schools.
And this court may take
judicial notice of the calami-
tous results" the school board
petition said. THE Board of
Supervisors of the county, the
county's governing body and
not a party to this suit. has
refused to levy any taxes or
appropriate any money for
public schools in the county
for the year 1880 Il.
So, as a result of the action
Of the Court of Appeals in this
case. there will be no public
schools in Prince Edward
County this fall"
The petition contends the
district Judge had done exactly
what the Court of Appeals ear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

lier ordered him to do. The
Court of Appeals completely
disregarded his conclusion and
went entirely beyond the case
that was before it," the petit
ton said.
In referring to a Supreme
Court decision of 1855. which
declared that district courts
should have broad discretion
in ruling on indignation cases,
the petition said:
Did this tSupreme) Court
mean that the district courts
should have broad discretion?
If it did. the Court of Appeals
was in error here and its &C
ton should be reversed, If it
did not, the word deliberate
has been removed from the
phrase all deliberate speed
The southern States are
entitled to know whether this
court requires that Negroes be
admitted to white schools i'm
mediately upon application, "
the application continued.
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aroy, would allow the board To
set up planned development
districts" anywhere in the coun-
ty and to strictly control build
ing within them.
Objections Expected
The lack Of specific height
limits which would be up to
the Boards discretion In the
planned districts" is likely
to draw criticism from some
residents who have protested
erection Of tall buildings.
The ordinance, presented to
the planning commission last
night, is the planning Stairs
answer to recent controversies
which have arisen over pro-
posed construction projects,
especially in the riverfront
area.
1t would allow the county
board to designate any areas
for instance riverfront prop
erties-as planned develop
ment districts" and subject
them to stringent site develop
ment controls.
No building could be con-
structed within the district I'M
less 1t conformed to a specific
plan approved by the govern
ing body. Under the present
ordinance. county officials have
little control over the actual
building once a piece of land
is rezoned.
One OF the controversial
projects is a proposal by Wash
ington developer Morris Ca
fritz to erect three l2-story
office buildings near the Pen
tagon. The board turned the
project down by a 3-to-2 vote
after citizens protested Mr.
Cafritz' plea to erect the build
ings 100 feet high, IS feet over
the present height limit APP
plying to the building site.
Under the new ordinance,
the board would be under no
specific height restriction if il
placed Mr.. Csfritz' project in
a planned development dis
trict."
The County Board ordered
planning officials to give il
guidance" after the Cafrit2
project came up.
In passing on a project In
the planned development dis
trictS. the board would consider
the arrangement, bulk anc
height of buildings with res
pect to access. automobile park
| ing space. physical and func-
tional relationships mon {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Young G. P. Dinner

The District Young Repub-
lican Club will sponsor a testi-
monial dinner at $50 O'Clock
tonight in the National Press
Club, honoring Fred Dixon,
recent District candidate for
chairman of the Young Repub-
lican National Federation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Fire, BIost Hit
Pigment Plant
Near Laurel
Fire and explosion last night
damaged the Mineral Pigments

Fire and explosion last night
damaged the Mineral Pigments
Corp. plant at Murkirk, Md.
The plants technical di-
rector. H. e. WeiSberg, said an
accurate assessment of the
damage is impossible at this
time, but predicted it could run
as much as $150,000.
The firm, on Route l be-
tween Beltsville and Laurel,
produces pigments used in the
manufacture of paint.
The blast occurred at a kiln
in which pigments are baked.
Mr.. Weisberg said the exact
cause of the explosion will not
be known until reports from
five men on duty in the area
are studied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Prince Edward Appeal
Sent to Supreme Court
BY The Associated Press

Prince Edward County (Va) School Board has asked
the Supreme Court to appeals court ruling requiring
the admit qualified Negroes to white public schools
in September
UNLESS this reviews and this there will
probably public schools the for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Arlington Zoning Plan
Gives Board Wide Rule
BY PAUL HOPE
star STAR Writer

The Arlington County Board would be given firm hand In
deciding what type OF construction takes place in the county
coming ordinance amendment proposed last night
Height limits andscapng parking and the aesthetic
quality of buildings would be TO the boards discretion
in specified under the proposed regulation.
The ordinance drafted by coming consuant Hugh Pom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
PROPOSALS
(coNIlNuEDl

FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSION OF Maryland
Two parcels, as follows: A gem
orally rectangular shaped parcel
consisting Of GA acre. more or
less: situated on the east side Of
Kenilworth Avenue between Ten
nyson Street and Crestwood Place,
with Q frontage OF approximately
1855 feet running south from
Crestwood Place along Kenilworth
Avenue. in Prince Georges County.
Maryland; formerly known as the
Michael r. Vann, George H. Romer
and Madge Umstead properties.
An irregular shaped parcel con.
sisting Of O.20 acre. more or less.
situated on the east side Of Ken
lwQrth Avenue at is intersection
frontage Of approximately 100
running north from Tennyson
Street and 9 frontage Of approx
imately AZ feet on Tennyson ST.,
with Q 60-foot denial Of vehicular
access across the corner of the
parcel. in Prince Georges County,
Maryland. formerly known as the
Paul Houehens and Madge Um-
stead properties. Sealed bids viii
be received by the Commission ct
its ONCE. 900 w. Preston Street,
Baltimore /. Maryland, until
noon, Tuesday, October 8, 1859,
ct which time they will be publicly
opened and read. The Commission
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Bid forms and spec.
ttications governing the sale Of
in n.As above pT,opersis, ,a ana state
DESIGNATING the parcels may Be
obtained for 81 each at the above
address In Baltimore and the State
Roads Commission once In Laurel,
Maryland. seI3,20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
BRANCH
MANAGER

lor the Observation-Disclosures Paint CO.
branch, $500 Queensbury rd..
ktverdale,. Nd. or the sherwin-
Wtlliams branch, Laurel shopping
center. Laurel. Nd, Aptitude and
sired sales and business exper.
Major incentive Is substarifisi
share In net operating profit of
the business. Good salary, expeneis,
co. paid vacation. hospitaliEation
disability benefits, life insurnnca
and retirement. Phone Mr.. j. q.
WHITE, Monday, September II Al
De. 2-77SS for further details has
tween 3 am. and 8 nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

when anspestnO advertisements
addressed 70 Star boxes do NOT
enclose original references pho
toDYGphs or other materials Of
peTsoaai palne. Copies asrpe the
psyDose Originals gssv get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

APPLIANCE sERvICEMAN, excel
salary. plus comm, for top man
Must have car and tools. ANDY'E
La. 6-440O,
APPLIANCE sERVICEMAN, excel
salary plus comm. and co, bene-
nts; must have car and tools
CALL HU. 3-37o6 for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

WOODWARD q LoTHRoP
nth AND r SIS. NV.
ARTIST

To work In challenging field Of
business publications with leading
scientific publisher. Must Be cre-
alive. with an understanding Of
contemporary design and .topog-
raphy. Editorial layout experience
and knowledge Of production neces-
eery. State salary requirements.
Reply By letter 10 ART DIRECTOR,
1901 X ct. NV, washington 8,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
PROPOSALS

BOILING AIR FORCE BASE TX
CHANGE announces the opening Q
negotiations Of o contemporaries
washer and drier service conces
sion. Qualified prospective appli
cants are advised to contact tn,
Exchange Ofiicer ct Building $500
10. $4,000. Ext. 623. for informa
ton relating TO the application
requirements and interviews foi
the concession. Written proposal
must be received no later than l.
an, September 80, 1859. Address
to the Exchange Ofncer, BUILDING
S-626. Boiling Air Force Base
Washington %, D. c.
BOILING AIR FORCE BASE Ex
CHANGE announces the openinl
Of nesotiations Of q postag'
lied prospective applicants ar
Oflcer ct Building S-626. 10
$4,000. Ext. 623, for Information
relating to the application. re-
auirements and interviews TO
the concession. Written proposal
must be received no later thai
IL an, September 80, 1853
Address to the Exchange Ofncef
Building s-020, Boiling Air Fore,
Base. washington rs. d. G.
BOILING AIR FORCE BASE Elk
CHANGE announces the openinI
Of negotiations Of q coin-operates
prospective applicants are advised
at Building E-620, 10. $4,000
Ext. 623, for information relatipi
to the application, requirement.
and interviews for the concession
Written proposals must be re.
ceived no later than IL am.
September 80. 1859. Address :.
the Exchange oficer. BuiIdinI
1896, Boiling Air Force Base
washington 25. d. c.
BOILING AIR FORCE BASE tx
CHANGE announces the OPENING
Of negotiations Of Q pinban ma
pective applicants are advised Il
Building S-626, 10. $4,000. Ext
023, for information relating Il
the application, requirements ant
and interviews for the concession
Written proposals must be re
ceived no later than IL am.
September 80, 1859. address d
the EXCHANGE offieer. BUILDING
WSSSinstcn 2b. 8. G. 80
TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION Q
sealed bids for furnishing tn
below listed items until the date
and times shown. The bids vii
be- publicly opened In the ONO
Of the Supervisor Of Purchasine
ct the Board Of Education. 30i
East Montgomery avenue. Rock
vile. Maryland. specifications ma,
be obtained at the ONCE Of tn
Supervisor Of Purchasing. BIZ
No. 37.59. Frozen Food. until
2. pm q, p 3sTa6' Monday septem
sEALED BIDS are being accepte,
for RED CROSS STATION WAC
ON 1859 Ford country sedan
rordor,. 8 passenger, Fordomati
transmission. fresh air heater
snow tires. only 5000 miles, per
feet condition. Call Red Cross Of
ice for inspection. COMMITTEES re
serves right TO refuse any and al
bids. Bids will be opened By ca
committee in Red Cross ono
Thursday, Sept. "a ct 1890 am
Eastern Standard Time. Term
cash. Loudoun County Chapter
AMERICAN RED. cPpgs, Lees
burg, We. Phone 3 pg 7-264
| or epring 7-22e2. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
~ ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where costs less
to get quicker results Star Casfied-Phone L. $4,000
HELP MEN
Automobile Salesman

AAANAAAAQkAAG 0GAC0AkA2AA
We have an opening in our sales
force for o capable, enersetic man.
living In MONTGOMERY Co. Salary
and commission pay plan; demon
strator fnrnished. Start the model
year with q leader. Lynn BEST
PITCH, Sales Manager, CHEVY
CHASE cHEvRoLET. 772b wis.
AUTO SALESMAN, to sell new
Chevrulets; experience helpful but
not necessary. Presently need top
notch cl0sera. Floor trafiac Is so
heavy we cannot handle It. (SoW
month";. Prefer men that want TO
become managers. We will assist
you In getting Q managers job
when you have proven your abil-
ity. TOMS CHEVROLET, 11z16
0eorgia ave-. Wheaton, Nd.
AUTO SERVICE WRITER, must Be
good ct diagnosis. excellent POSI-
ti0n with starting salary, 500
per wk., plus commission. There
Is opportunity for advancement
with this aggressively expanding
new.car agency for the right man.
Mr,ts ss BIZ ,S ssrissI s..s confidential
AUTO SERVICE Statesmen, exp;
must be able to make body esti-
mates. and diagnose troubles;
Chrysler products exp. helpful,
but not necessary to qualify;
good pay: excel. working condl-
tons an employe benefits, Call
Joe Mason for appt. KIRBY's
KORNER,, ia. s-83S3.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANA
GER. under 40. ON exper., must
be responsible, persenable and
capable Of maintaining highest
shop standards: excel. oppor, for
GOOD. aggressive MANAGER; large
GIN dealer, well established: per-
manent: salary open. Write CIV
ing exper. and refs. ETC., TO Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
ASSISTANT
ENGINEER
WITH SEARS

This 10 an excellent opportunity
for . qualified engineer with ct
least 3rd-elass license. Laundry
dairy or other retail store expert
eHice would be valuable on this
job. Sears Is prepared TO offer
permanent employment with hos
pitalixation, life insurance, pPofit
sharing, paid holidays and vaca-
ton plus an excellent starting
salary to the man who qualities.
Apply In person 10 personnel Of.
nee, Monday, from ! pm. to 2
PM, ct Sears newest store.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
2s45 Alabama ave. Sc.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. with in.
dustrial and Institutional feeding
exper, Write stating age, salary
expected 70 Box 0S.E. star.
ASST. MGR, white, for restaurant,
drive in. State exper., ability.
Box 100-E. Star.
ASSISTANT MANAGER = Excep-
tionally good advancement oppor-
tunity.. Good starting salary
Apply in person only to Mr.. Kolts,
SHOE GIANT. 1901 New Hamp-
shire ave-, Langley Park. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
HELP MEN
BAKERY ROUTE
statesmen

FOH HOME SERVICE
No experience necessary. age Il 10
40. Paid training period, Man
commission with base pay. NO
layoffs. Health and welfare plan,
life in. paid vacation, healthfui
outside working conditions. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

ASST. MANAGER

MEN AND BOYS DEPART
MENT, FASTEST-GRoW-
ING DISCOUNT DEPART
MENT STORE ON THE
EAST COAST. GOOD
STARTING SALARY, Elk
CELLENT CHANCE TO
BECOME MANAGER OF A
NEW UNIT IN A VERY
SHORT TIME, A RARE
OPPORTUNITY. GIVE
COMPLETE RESUME IN
FIRST WRITING. BOX
210-J, STAR.
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THr Eurntrg Star
a'D
Thr smnhay Star
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

n . = 10
Words Lines Time Times Times Ttunss
IS . NJ4 $3.50 s7.4s si7so
20 4 2.37 900 i2.so is.Ao
Is 8 a.So 7.so 1875 1850
out.of-Town Rate. Csc Per Line
. or More Times. soe Per Line
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Auto Truck Mechanic

AuNO TUCK MECHANIC
Day and night shifts. STEADY work;
time and half after 40 hrs, Vaca-
tons and holidays with pay.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
ALEX, IN va s;s ~ tas,iSOo
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, C6rys-
Ter exper. preferred; must be
sober and like @ deal with the
public. not over IS yrs. old. Good
pay plan. excel. working conds,.
all employe benefits. Cali service
s SooRRsss soT iS5 sspP PSc sA AM 1sia
WARRANTY sERV-
ICE CLAIMS CLERK, expef. only,
must be able to type own claims,
familiar with factory policies and
procedures. Salary open; better
than-average working eonds.. all
employe Dement'S. Call service man.
aeer for appt. BANNING a. SONS
MOTORS, INC, UN. 1880.
AUTO. PARTS CLERK $40 VIZ.
TRUCK DRIVERS (white)
DRIVER Statesmen, plus com.
Openings. mechanics, hotel clerks,
engineers, excel. salaries. See Mr..
Dodge at BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and
@ NV. Ma. s-2340.
AUTO SALESMAN, must be expef.
u toreign cars; Mr.. York. JACK
PRY LTD. Ii. 10000.
BAKER, white. for retail shop; no
sunday. Apply In person, 1905
Mlsconsln ave. NV.
BANK TRAINEEs. white, his. Grad,
openings. cashiers, bk. trainees,
clerks, typtsts, excel salaries. see
Miss Bell, BOYD'e, Cor. 10TH M
q NV. ma. e-234O.
BARTRNDER WANTED--6 days
week. night work. Must be white.
LkDo RESTAURANT. 242O
University blvd. West Hyatts.,
Nd, HA. 2-SI22.