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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

canal to accommodate vessels
with up to q 45-foot draft.
Mr.. Black said Gen. Wheeler
would remain in Cairo q week to
discuss canal schemes with
UAR officials. He supervised
the clearance Of wreckage from
the canal after the British
French-Tsraeli invasion Of 1866,
Mr.. Black said the banks
economic mission. now here
studying Egypt's financial posi-
ton, would conclude its work
in q week and then report to
the banks headquarters In
Washington.
The commissions survey is
the routine work the bank
usually does prior to granting a
loan.
Mr.. Black is flying to London
today for q one-day stay before
returning to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

with . dangerous weapon N
connection with the offense.
Last March. however, he With
drew the plea to the assault
charge and elected TO stand
trial on the murder count.
At the time Mr.. Leonard had
pleaded 10 the assault charge,
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Harold H. Titus. jr.. said
the government had been will
ing to accept the plea to the
lesser charge because Mr.. Reed
had invaded the defendants
home.
Mr. Reed repeatedly had en-
tered Mr., Leonard's home look
ing for q bathroom. When or
dered out by Mr.. Leonard, Mr..
Reed, It was stated. started
toward Mr.. Leonard with q
package. which suggested there
might be q weapon inside,
Later, 1t was discovered that
the package contained two
crabs. An autopsy showed Mr..
Reed was intoxicated.
Attorney Wilfred Milofsky
represented Mr.. Leonard at the
trial. Judge David A. Pine pre-
sided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Peiping Terms
On yisas Told
" n, Associated Prss.

Assistant Secretary Of State
Walter s. Robertson says the
Chinese Communists proposed
to send 26 unknown persons to
this country as the price for
admitting United States news
men to mainland China.
Mr.. Robertson told the House
Foreign Affairs Committee the
only reason why 20 United
States newsnen with passports
for Red China aren't there Is
because the Chinese Commu-
nists won't let them come"
Questioning Mr.. Robertson In
closed session April 81. COM
mittee members told him the
charge is still being heard that
the State Department win not
allow United States newsmen
to 60 to Red China.
Mr.. Robertson's testimony
was made public yesterday.
He said the United States
has issued passports good for
travel in Red China to 20
newsmen but those who have
applied to the Chinese COM
munist government for entry
visas have been turned down.
ut was charged by the
Chinese Communists that we
would not grant them reciproc-
ity," Mr.. Robertson said. What
they meant by reciprocity was
that we should lift our passport
regulations and grant rs visas
to rs unknown people without
individual application. -.
Every foreigner who comes
into this country has to make
application for q visa. These
people refused to do what all
others are required to do. -.
Not a single Communist Chinese
Newsman has yet made an APP
plication for q visa"
The State Department said
yesterday that Vincent Sheean,
noted author and foreign corre-
spondent, is among those it
has granted permission to 60 to
Red China.
An announcement in New
York by the Wrestling Broad
casting Co. said Mr.. Sheean
planned to set up a news bureau
in Peiping for the company.
Former Gov. Averell Harri-
man Of New York also is seek
ing permission Of the State
Department to visit Commu-
mist China as q news corre-
spondent. Mr.. Hartman now
is touring the Soviet Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Suspect Seized
In Robbery Linked
To Earlier HoIdup

A man arrested for one
holdup early yesterday was inn
plicated in another that took
place over the week end. police
reported.
Robert Spears, ~. of the unit
block Of Todd place Me-. was
charged with robbery early to-
day in connection with the
holdup of two men in the 100
block of Massachusetts, avenue
NV. about midnight Monday.
Later, Capt. Nunzio Bonaccorsy
of the robbery squad said, he
was identified by cab driver as
the man who beat and robbed
him early Sunday Of $2S.
The cab driver is James
Fadley, So. of 2111 Eighteenth
street Sc, who was assaulted
and robbed in the 800 block
Of Todd place NE.
Spears was arrested, with
another man, in q grill in the
1900 block Of Eleventh street
NV. on charges Of robbing
Paul Lyons. %, Of 221 o street
NV. and Pete Poppas. Sc, Of
1926 Eleventh street NV. as
they were walking at Eleventh
and Massach usetts avenue NV.
Police said Walter J. Wynn.
IS. OF the 100 block Of
street NV. who also was
seized in the grill, admitted the
robbery and implicated Spears.
Spears denied the charge. Po-
lice are still looking for q third
member Of the trio who took
Ia watch at gunpoint from Mr..
Lyons and knocked him down
when he yelled for help.
The watch was recovered at
the scene of the arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
EIGHT Die in Fire
QLSO. Norway. Ma

OLSO, Norway. May 20 (AP)
Eight persons died yesterday
in a fire that destroyed an old
peoples home in Kongsberg.
Southern Norway.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Buckingham Guards Driven Behind the Wall

LONDON, LR - Tourists have driven the Buckingham Palace guard inside the gate. A Yankee may have done it.
 They are retreating without a fight-and with a sigh of relief.
 The War Office came to the rescue Friday of the guardsmen who have marked their paces out side the wrought iron railngs of the royal palace with orders to hold their fire-and temper-re- gardless of provocation.
 Sightseers often got in their way and even tried to tempt them to lose their frozen-face poise.
 Under the new orders, effective Oct. IT., the guardsmen will re- main on view but do their parad- ing protected by the railing.
 'SThe reason" said a War Of flee spokesman, lis that for most of the year the number of people outside the palace is so great that it has become impossible for sen tries to patrol beats in the proper manner,
 The change reportedly stem med from the complaint of an American woman tourist that she was kicked by a guardsman last summer. The rumpus was hushed up as-well, an accident. But for a while it was embarrassing.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Jealous Lover Stabs Blonde
 Young Actress

BRACKETVILLE, Tex, R inn Investigators today blamed tot tering romance for the knife slay- ing of a personaIble young actress here on location to make movie.
 Blonde LaJean Ethridge, 26, from Hollywood, died with a hunting knife in her. heart early Sunday. She had packed to leave a house she shared with five men in her summer theater troupe
 Witnesses said she gasped T love you" to the man who stabbed her before collapsing on the liv- ing room floor.
 Sheriff John Sheedy jailed Chester Harvey Smith, 32, a slight 14O-pounder from Holly wood on a murder charge. He was working as an extra in the film ''The Alamo"
 "She was getting a better part in the movie" Sheedy said, land she was moving out on Smith and the others. He thought he was going to lose her"
 Miss Ethridge, known profes- sionally as La Jean Guye, and her company rented house after landing jobs in the film being produced by actor John Wayne.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Driver of Truck, Which Hit
 Bus Load of Co-Eds, Had A
 Record of Traffic Violations

NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J., Rl Ten traffic violations mark the record of a truck driver who slammed into a bus Friday and turned it into human bonfire.
 The bodies of nine girls and a history professor, out of Al bus passengers returning to Trenton State College after a night at a New York theater, were so badly charred it took eight hours to identify them.
 Roscoe Poe 54, Brooklyn, was pried from the cab of his blazing truck with his leg torn and his body burned
 As Poe lay in fair condition in hospital bed, authorities went through his record. This is what it showed:
 Two convictions for speeding in New Jersey, one of them a few miles beyond the disaster scene OIl IIG SdlIIG IllSIlWdy
 Five tickets in New York for traffic violations.
 Three warnings in Pennsyl- vania for speeding, passing red light and having no rear truck lights.
 Poe, who. faces a mandatory charge of causing death by auto, could not be questioned by police because of his injuries.
 Despite his past arrests and traffic violations, Poe's license was never revoked under New Jerseys point system because the convictions were more than three years old.
 In the same hospital as Poe, one Of the college co-eds remain ed in critical condition. She is Linda Mollov, IT, West Orange, severely burned.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Peter Townsend Engaged To Young Belgian Girl

BRUSSELS, Belgium, R - Handsome Peter Townsend is en- gagged to a pretty Belgian girl bearing a marked resemblance to Britain's Princess Margaret.
 The 44-year-old former RAF' group captains engagement to Marie-Luce Jamagn, 21, daughter of wealthy tobacco industrialist, was announced Friday night by her mother. She said no wedding date had been set.
 Marie-Luce, a petite, dark-eyed brunette known to her friends as Most que CMosquito), has been assisting the World War II fight CT ace in his new job of making documentary films.
 She made trip around the world with Townsend last year working as secretary and photog- rapher.
 Townsend's romance with Prin- cess Margaret ended in 1855 when she made her dramatic statement: II would like it to be known that l have decided not to marry Group Capt. Peter Townsend.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Former Nomeites Attend Roucher-P PetersOn Wedding At Sequim

On Oct. 4, at Sequim, Wash, Jo Ann Peterson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Johannes Peterson, be- came the bride of Bill Boucher of Nome.
 The bride designed and made her wedding gown of white nylon velvet and wore a hat of sheared white fur. She carried a Bible and shower corsage of e-centered gladiolas.
 Her attendants carried out the floral colors, dressed in red and gold velvet, as well as a tiny flower girl in red velvet.
 The groom had as his best man his brother Rodney Boucher, and his future brother-in-law acted as usher. The little ring bearer for the double ring church cere- mony carried the rings in a white dahlias.
 Following the ceremony gar OGu I0CSpLlOll Was Ilt1Q lO1 lllC young couple at the Peterson home where many red and white fall flowers were in bloom for the occasion.
 Among the many out-of-town guests were former Nome friends including MT. and Mrs. Larry Gal win and daughter Cheri, of Su- quamish; MT. and Mrs. Dewey Goodrich and son Glenn of Gig Harbor, MT. and Mrs. Alvin Polet of Fairbanks, and Mrs. Clinton Atwood of Sequim.
 The bride and groom are stu dents at the University of Alaska. The bride is known to many here as a steWardess with Wien Air lines. They will make their home in Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Khrushchev Plugs Theme Peace and Better Living
 Conditions Across Siberia

MOSCOW, R Premier Nikita Khrushchev bounced along on the last lap of his transforming tour across Siberia Saturday plugging the twin themes of world peace and better living conditions.
 The seemingly tireless Soviet leader told cheering audiences from Vladivostok to NovosibirSk, where he arrived Friday night, that the might of the Communist world is the best guarantee of peace.
 He predicted steady improve ment in the Soviet Unions stand ard of living but said it would be impractical to reduce prices inn mediately or concentrate indus trial resources in areas of the economy such as automobile pro duction.
 In his talks to the Siberian crowds, Khrushchev has constant ly associated President EiSen- hover with himself as a builder of peace.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Heavy Shows Hit Western Canadian Cities on Their Thanksgiving Day

EDMONTON, Alta, R-Heavy weekend snowfalls in western Canada left hundreds of motorists marooned today - Canada's Thanksgiving Day.
 Shows up to 30 inches and wind-whipped drifts up to five feet deep in Saskatchewan and western Manitoba forced cancel lation of football games and other holiday events.
 About 200 automobiles and 50 big trucks were stranded in Sas- katcheWan.
 Snowmobiles n d snowplows rescued more than 100 highway travellers yesterday.
 Crops were hard hit. Millions of bushels of unharvested grain still were in the fields when the snows began last Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
US. Gives Philippines More Say
 About US. Military Bases There

MANILA, R - The United States today agreed to give the Philippine government a bigger say in the use of American mili- tary bases in the Philippines.
 A memorandum signed by For eign Secretary Felixberto Serrano and US. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen also recorded agreement that the 99-year lease on the bases would be shortened to 25 years, subject to renewal.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Baby, Ii IS Cold Outside"
BY the Associated Pro

By the Associated Press
 A mass of cold air propelled by strong winds moved into the mid continent today.
 Many North Dakota co1nmuni- ties showed readings in the 2Os. In Minot, it was q degrees this morning. Minneapolis had 33.
 Many communities in the Ohio Valley also had readings in the 20S.
 Strong winds over the Great Lakes brought gale warnings from the weather bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Eleanor Disturbed by Many Congratulatory Messages On Her 75th Birthday

HYDE PARK, NY, R - Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says she would have been just as happy if nobody had noticed her 18th birthday Sunday.
 The phone rang so much with congratulatory telegrams an d cablegrams that her secretary finally asked that they be sent by mail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Dr.Popenoe
To Discuss
Marriage

DR.. Paul Popenoe, director
OF the American Institute OF
Family Relations, will speak
here at $3.50 pm. Wednesday
at All Souls Unitarian Church,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV. He will discuss MAR
rage Is What You Make It."
DR.. Popenoe has written
many books and pamphlets
on marriage and family rela-
tons. His syndicated column.
"Your Family and YOU" ap-
pears daily and Sunday in
the Washington Evening Star
and his articles are featured
monthly in the Ladies Home
Journal.
Children's House of Hill
crest Children's Center is
sponsoring the talk. Tickets
will be available at the door
and also from Children's
House. 4121 Nebraska avenue
NV.
Proceeds from the lecture
will go to the scholarship
fund of Children's House,
the only agency in this city
offering day schooling and
psychiatric treatment for
emotionally disturbed chill
dren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
YOUR FAMILY
AND YOU
Nightmares
Disturbing
ToChild
By DIR. PAUL POPENOE

~ DASs AOA Va GGNOL
National Newspaper Syndicate
QuestiOn-My child suffers
from nightmares.
Answer - When he wakes
with one, comfort him pa
tiently. give him time to get
over it. explain that it was
merely a dream. Also make
sure that his relation with
you is good-that he knows
he's wanted. appreciated,
loved. Keep him from getting
overtired; watch his food;
talk with your physician.
Question-What do you do
with a 2-year-old who helps
you discipline himself. and
then laughs at your attempts
to correct him?
Answer-Be thankful he is
so objective and imperSonal.
He'll avoid a lot of unpleas-
antness in life. Appeal to his
reason; and write me. with
stamped, self-acdressed en-
velope, for free reprint, dis
cipline: Children Learn What
They Live"
QuestiOn-Is left-handed-
ness a serious handicap?
Answer-"Ask the man who
has one" it's very COM
mon. mainly among boys. The
principal danger is what may
happen If you attempt to
make a child change, when
he has a strong tendency to
use the left hand. Leave him
alone.
Question - Do you really
believe that women dominate
men?
AnSwer-SometimeS. Look
around among your neigh
bors and decide for yourself.
I made a careful study of
5000 marriages, found %
per cent of them bossed by
the wife.
QuestiOn-If two persons
have a long courtShip, isn't il
possible this may become
merely habit instead of a love
affair?
AnSwer-Yes, many court
ship do fall of their own weight
which is evidence that there
was not really much community
of interest at the start.
QuestiOn-What toys are
most helpful in developing q
child's Imagination?
Answer-Toys that he can de
many different things with
Toys that he can take apart,
and that he can build with, are
particularly useful. There is
much good material right al
hand in your own kitchen OF
elsewhere in the house.
QuestiOn-It's a shame to LET
Industries and businesses force
all their employees out of re-
tirement at the age of IS!
Answer-Contrary to whats
generally supposed, only a small
proportion of the population
about 10 to is per cent, retireS
under compulsory old age
policies. Most of them retire
more or less voluntarily because
Of i'll health. Write me, with
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope. for free reading list or
1.-THE Later Years of Life"
QuestiOn-We have two girls
with endless curiosity-do you
think boys ask as many ques.
.tions?
Answer-Yes, they have more
Guriosity and ask more CUES.
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

The silk chiffons, from lower left "a
bell skirt, all upward swirl, with the SIM
pleSt of bodices black, 69.95. Two
views, the front under wraps. of the
sheath with poetic paneling . subtle
blue or pink, 1895. It's overskirt edged
with matching ostrich feathers, our Shoji
sand sheath epitomizes the mobile beauty
of silk chiffon, $685.. From our Chan
delier Room, 3rd Floor selection at
Chevy Chase and Corners.
The mink stole, typifying fashions
heightened interest in collars, is Emba's*
exquisite natural Autumn Haze* mink
=. fur origin, U. S. A., $500. From our
Fur Salons galaxy of fine furs 3rd
Floor, Washington Store.
Please add 1919 Federal tax to fur price.
Trademark Mutation Mink Breeders Associa-
ton.
Shop Early, Shop Late Monday at W&L.
Washington store, open $50 am. to
pm; Chevy Chase, Corners and Alex
andria, $50 am. to $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Women to Be Feted

Past presidents of the Dis
trict Cancer Aid Group will
be honored at a meeting, to-
morrow. at $3.50 pm. at Beth
Sholom Synagogue. Mrs.
Leonard Mitchell will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
SILK CHIFFON
UNDER FUR WRAPS

Two of the great universal Beauties silk chiffon and
mink, meet in your evening skies. Wearing silk
chiffon you dance on the stars. Wrapping it in mink
your entrances and exits are high romance At
Woodward Lothrop, this twice beautiful look scars
into fashion news via enchanting styling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Alarm System Bypossed
In $4,000 Art Theft

TORONTO. Ontario, Sept. l6
(AP).-ofiicials expressed belief
today that knowledge Of the
Toronto Art Gallery's burglar
alarm system enabled thieves
to make of with 100000 worth
Of masterpieces.
There we're literally dozens
of times when someone who
didn't know how the system
operated would have set 1t of, "
said the gallery director, Mar
tin Baldwin.
During Monday nights rob-
berry, one Of the thieves tried
to cut the center panel out Of
a fire door, apparently aware
the alarm system would 60 of
II the door was opened.
The thieves worked through
the night, hacking six MASTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

pieces from their frames and
damaging two others.
Stolen were two Rembrandts
valued at $50. 1000 and $780, 900.
two Frans Halls paintings worth
$4,000 and $4,000. one
Rubens at $4,000 and q Renoir
at $4,000.
Slashed at the edges in an
unsuccessful attempt to remove
them from their frames were
a Gainsborough valued at
$3.50. 1000 and a Van Dyck the
value Of which was not dis
closed.
Royal Canadian Mounted
police and FBI agents Joined
in the search for the stolen
pictures. Customs men on
both sides Of the border tight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

ened checks at Niagara Falls
Fort Erie and Windsor.
Mr., Baldwin said he was
confident they would turn up:
mo one can steal paintings
like these without getting his
fingers burned"
There was speculation the
thieves might try TO make
undercover sales in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
$4,000 Budseted
For District Guard

About $4,000 has been re-
commended by District budget
ofiicials for next years Ma
tional Guard allocattion.
The proposed budget for the
fiscal year beginning July /
would cover the city's portion
Of the administrative costs for
the guard units headquarters
and the maintenance Of facili-
ties.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14

Bella esquina, 3 amos de c~onstruida,
8 dormitorios, 2 banos. Hipoteca muy
c~onveniente para comprador. Por
dueno. 1890 N. w. IS St. Lamar
PL 4.6067.
t9437) 81 N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14

2 dormitorios, 2 bahos, 2 porches.
Casa deluxe para personals de buen
gusto. Cerca de la bahia. 495 N. z.
rs st. FIR $1,000.
(9354) 81 N. E.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
SIS A $500

Solo o su firma. Sin investisaci6n.
Traiga inteprete. Mr.. Day. FIR 1887
(7816) 2
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
30A-HlPoTEcAS

asaHa Vendido I'd su Casa???
venda su segunda hipoteca que tie
ne y lie pagare 'el mejor precio.
JE 1-7797.
(9377) BOA
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
31-VENTA cASAS
NJ. E..

vIUDA DEBE vENDER
Su casa hecha a la orden. Amue-
blada en- esquina en- Morningside
Park, 8 dermitorios, 8 banos.
Cada cuarto tiene entrada por Sc
parade. Sala srande, piso de MADEIRA,
cocina grande. Salon Florida. Ambos
tienen pisos de corcho. Patio y
garaje grande con ducha. Sistema
una venta rapida. Diariamente 2 a 5
P. M. COL N. z. IS Terrace.
(9285) 81 N. E.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
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-Primera, segunda, %tercera, etc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26

Whether you're planning eo eo just simple Sunday dinner you'll
find Food Giant hove the ng moe perfect meal
You'll oIwuy find your Super Gon
prices ho reflect genuine your food budget Muke Giant
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the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

Aberdeen, Wash. - Supru-
ri Ivan i Pepa Randic pro-
slavili SUI zlatni pir, iii 5O-go-
disnjicu svoga bracnog zivota
dana 21. decembra, 1853, ci-
ju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Kako je toga dana bila ne
djelja, tako su svecari sa svo-
jom djecom, unucadi i osta-
lom rodbinom prisustvovali
jutarnjoj svetoj misi. liza po-
dne bio je objed u Mark Ho-
telu, kojem su prisustvovali
sva njihova obitelj i rodbina,
sin John, nevjesta Ruth Ran
dich, te zet Tony kcer Will
ma Franciskovich, kao i nil
hova djeca, Dean, Danica il
Portland, Oregon.
Randici su bill vjencani II.
decembra, 1908. u crkvi ~.
Marie, u Aberdeen, Wash,
po sveteniku Rev. Bran. Ku-
movi su bill Marian RandiG,
koji je sada jos u dobrom
zdravlju i nalazi sc u staroj
domovini u 85-oj svojoj go
DIM, te pokojni Miha Fran
ciskovic. Kume su bile Megi
i Dana Pavesic. Dakle svi Il
sela Krasica, ,Hrvatsko Pri-
morje, Jugoslavija. Onda je
mlada bila u bijeloj haljini,
imala kolajnicu i rocnu Cd
pokojae svoje make, koju je
i ona imala ma njenoj 3enid-
bi. I tako Ia uspomena joS
danas postoji, tako da III j
nosila ma zlatnom piru.
U hotelu bio je lijepo ure-
djeno, cvije6e svijece po sto-
lovima j okolo. Sve je to bi-
10 Y zutim bojama kao poEla-
ceno. JOS k tome nakiten bo-
zicni bori6. Bio j j 1snidbeni
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18
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